Pichwai themed Folk Art Infinity Frame

Dimensions

Srinathji 14” x 14" (height x width)

Gopika - 12" x 15" (width x height)

Material

Hand-painted on wood and MDF

Weight

Approx. 1 kg

Product Description

Hand-painted 'infinity' frames painted in Pichwai folk art styles, featuring Srinathji & Gopikas. 

These have been painted by a 72 year old miniature artitst. And is part of our one off range. 

This is a collector's piece, as this art form is slowly diminishing in terms of quality due to the lack of artists who practice it in its true form.

The muted color palette will let you enjoy this painting in both traditional and contemporary decor settings. 

Our pichwai paintings are usually one-off pieces created by our artists. 

Pichwai art originated in the Deccan, and was further refined in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Pichwai paintings were traditionally meant as backdrops for idols of Lord Krishna in temples, and were used as a visual means of narrating stories from his life. Today, the town of Nathdwara in Rajasthan is especially known for this style of painting

Being hand painted, this product is unique in itself, and its tiny imperfections are what make it special.

Comes with a hook at the back to hang on walls.

Please note: The actual colors may vary based on the screen resolution of your device. In our experience, viewing the products on the desktop is usually more true to the actual colors.

Instructions for Care

• Wipe only using a clean soft cloth.
• For décor purposes only.

Timelines for Dispatch

1 to 2 working days from date of payment.

Delivery Date

3 to 7 days from date of dispatch.

Please note: Our working hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.