Pichwai paintings from Nathdwara are traditional temple artworks created to adorn the space behind Shrinathji. Known for intricate detailing and devotional themes, these paintings now bring timeless Krishna stories into modern homes.


The Pichwai style is from the Nathdwara School, and is identified by characteristic features of large eyes, broad nose and a heavy body, similar to the features on the idol of Shrinathji. Different paintings are made for different occasions, different seasons,festivals, and so on. While the painting has pink lotuses in the summer, the painting for Sharad Purnima is a night scene with the bright full moon. Themes such as Raas Leela, Holi, Annakut (Govardhan Puja) are also seen in their relevant occasions. Know more about Pichwai Painting Art...
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