Shrinathji stands in full shringar on an emerald ground hung with tiny golden lamps, his raised left arm holding the Govardhan pose. Layers of hand-dotted jewellery, a pink-and-white garland, lotuses and the traditional offerings at his feet are painted with remarkable fineness for this size.
Shrinathji is the child form of Krishna worshipped at Nathdwara, and his shringar (adornment) is the heart of Pichwai art. This compact piece is ideal for a puja room, home temple or as a meaningful Diwali and housewarming gift.
Artwork details
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Art form: Pichwai, the traditional temple painting style of Nathdwara, Rajasthan
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Technique: Hand-painted by traditional Pichwai artists, with fine brush and dot-work detailing
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Surface: Art paper
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Size: 9 x 11 inch
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Colours: emerald green, saffron, lotus pink and gold
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Framing: Sold unframed
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Edition: One-of-a-kind original, so you receive the exact piece pictured
Want it framed?
This painting is sold without a frame. The framed and room photos show how it can look in walnut wood, teak wood or gold metal frames. For framing options and prices, WhatsApp us on +91 97697 33134 and we will help you choose.
Good to know
- Every hand-painted piece is unique, so slight variations in colour and line are part of its charm.
- Shipped flat and well protected. Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture; we recommend framing under glass.
- Free shipping across India. Delivered in 7–10 days.
