Pichwai painting is a traditional style of Indian painting that originated in the Rajasthan region, specifically in the city of Udaipur, and is closely associated with the Shreenathji temple in Nathdwara, a pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Krishna. The technique used in Pichwai painting involves intricate brushwork and detailing.
While traditional Pichwai art continues to be created for temples, today it is also used as an art form for interior décor. People hang these paintings in homes, especially in homes dedicated to spiritual practices or where devotion to Lord Krishna and radha is central. The intricate designs and deep symbolism of Pichwai art continue to attract art collectors, spiritual devotees, and enthusiasts of traditional Indian arts.
This art piece is made on MDF board of 6 mm thickness ad 12 inch diameter. Acrylic colours are used in it and top coat of protector make it water and dust resistance. It is ready to hand with hook attached.
