Shrinathji Pichwai Painting: Gold Foil & Watercolor

Exempt from US tariffs 

Delivered in a protective hard-case tube with full insurance to ensure it arrives safely and undamaged.

Our paintings are created using layered hand application, traditional pigments and natural binders. Drying and curing times vary depending on humidity, temperature and seasonal conditions.

Approximate Making and Shipping Timeline:

4 weeks to hand-paint
Domestic delivery (within India): 3–4 days
International delivery: 2 weeks

Larger custom sizes may take more than 4 weeks to paint

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Shrinathji is derived from Sanskrit, combining “Shri” (श्री), meaning “divine,” “prosperous,” or “revered,” and “Nath” (नाथ), meaning “lord” or “protector.” The name refers to Lord Krishna in his form as the supreme guardian and deity of Nathdwara.
Pichwai comes from the words “pichh” (पिछ), meaning “behind,” and “wai,” meaning “hanging,” referring to cloth paintings traditionally hung behind the idol of Shrinathji in temples. Together, the painting is not merely decorative, but a visual act of devotion—designed to narrate ritual, season, and divine presence through intricate detail and symbolic ornamentation.