Product Specifications:
| Attribute |
Details |
| Material |
Premium Cotton Cloth |
| Dimensions |
24 inches (Height) × 18 inches (Length) |
| Color & Finish |
Hand-painted with natural pigments |
| Pieces |
Handcrafted 1 Piece Idol |
| Craftsmanship |
Handcrafted by Skilled Indian Artisans |
Dimension (in centimeters) - 60 cm (Height) × 45 cm (Length)
Experience the timeless beauty of Indian devotional art with this Pichwai Style Shrinathji Painting, intricately hand-painted on pure cotton cloth by skilled Jeypore Souvenirs. This masterpiece portrays Lord Shrinathji an incarnation of Lord Krishna being worshipped by two priests, representing deep devotion and eternal service (seva).
The painting features rich, vibrant hues royal blue, saffron orange, and pristine white that highlight the divine aura of Shrinathji under the moonlit sky and banana leaves backdrop, symbolizing purity, prosperity, and divine protection. This artwork is perfect for temple walls, pooja rooms, or as elegant home décor infusing your space with serenity, color, and divine blessings.
Note: This painting is without frame and is shipped in a roll.
Uses & Benefits:
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Spiritual Décor: Ideal for pooja rooms, temples, or meditation areas.
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Cultural Aesthetic: Adds traditional Indian charm to living or office spaces.
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Gift of Devotion: A perfect spiritual gift for housewarmings, weddings, or festivals.
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Collectible Art: Represents authentic Rajasthani craftsmanship and devotion.
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Positive Energy: Enhances harmony, peace, and divine blessings at home.
Frequently Asked Questions
⭐ What is special about this two-priest Pichwai Shrinathji painting?
This artwork represents the sacred moment of seva (service) to Lord Shrinathji, performed by two priests. It beautifully captures devotion, harmony, and spiritual grace, making it a symbolic and artistic expression of Nathdwara’s temple culture.
⭐ Is this Pichwai painting completely handmade?
Yes, every detail—from Shrinathji’s intricate ornaments to the banana leaf background—is hand-painted by traditional artisans from Rajasthan using time-honored Pichwai techniques and natural pigments.
⭐ What does the depiction of two priests signify in this artwork?
The two priests represent dedicated temple attendants offering daily seva to Lord Shrinathji. Their presence emphasizes the values of humility, devotion, and the sacred bond between the deity and his devotees.
⭐ Can this Pichwai painting be framed and displayed in a modern home?
Absolutely! This painting fits beautifully in both traditional and contemporary interiors. A wooden or antique gold frame enhances its aesthetic appeal while protecting the fabric and pigments from dust.
