Traditional Pichwai painting is handcrafted on cloth using natural mineral pigments, with gold detailing often added to create a divine luminescence
₹18,900.00
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- Size Guide
Size Guide
DRESSEST-SHIRTBOTTOMSDRESSESSize Chest Waist Hips XS 34 28 34 S 36 30 36 M 38 32 38 L 40 34 40 XL 42 36 42 2XL 44 38 44 All measurements are in INCHES
and may vary a half inch in either direction.
T-SHIRTSize Chest Waist Hips 2XS 32 26 32 XS 34 28 34 S 36 30 36 M 38 32 38 L 40 34 40 XL 42 36 42 All measurements are in INCHES
and may vary a half inch in either direction.
BOTTOMSSize Chest Waist Hips XS 34 28 34 S 36 30 36 M 38 32 38 L 40 34 40 XL 42 36 42 2XL 44 38 44 All measurements are in INCHES
and may vary a half inch in either direction.
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Pichwai cow painting, originating from Nathdwara, Rajasthan, feature the sacred Kamdhenu cows, symbolizing divine abundance, prosperity, and nurturing motherly love.
Canvas Dimension- 32 X 24 Inches
Color- Black Backgound
- Divine Symbolism: Cow, often depicted as the celestial Kamdhenu, represent Gau Mata (Mother Cow), symbolizing purity, abundance, nurturing love, and prosperity.
- Intricate Features: Pichwai cows are often painted with large, gentle eyes, graceful postures, and intricate jewelry or patterns on their bodies, showing the divine touch of Shrinathji.
- Storytelling Art: The artworks frequently feature cows grazing peacefully or gazing at Lord Krishna, evoking the blissful environment of Vrindavan.
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