Grand 6ft x 4ft Antique-Finish Pichwai – Shrinathji with 24 Seasonal Shringars

Elevate your space with the spiritual majesty of this monumental Shrinathji Pichwai. Measuring an imposing 6 feet in height, this museum-quality work is a triumph of traditional narrative art. The central focus is Lord Shrinathji, depicted in a regal shringar with his left hand raised to lift Mount Govardhan. The Lord is adorned with an intricate peacock-feather crown and detailed jewelry, set against a rich, patterned golden backdrop.

The central image is architecturally framed by 24 individual khandas (segments) along the top and sides, each meticulously depicting Shrinathji in different seasonal ornamentations and festive attires. Adding to the sacred narrative, the inner border features a rhythmic procession of the sacred cows of Braj, while the lower register depicts a serene lotus pond. Utilizing a specialized antique finish, the painting features a muted, earth-toned palette that replicates the appearance of a prized temple heirloom. Hand-painted on reinforced hand-spun cotton using traditional mineral pigments, this piece is a once-in-a-generation acquisition designed to anchor a grand architectural foyer or a private estate gallery.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 6 ft (Height) x 4 ft (Width).

• Subject: Lord Shrinathji with 24 seasonal shringars and sacred cows.

• Art Form: Traditional Pichwai Painting with an Antique Heritage Finish.

• Materials: Natural mineral and stone pigments on reinforced hand-spun cotton textile.

• Iconography: Includes 24 narrative segments, a central Shrinathji figure, ceremonial cows, and a blooming lotus pond.

• Border: Multi-layered decorative borders with a deep crimson textile edge.

Care & Usage

• Usage: Indoor display only.

• Installation: Due to the substantial 6-foot scale, this textile should be professionally stretched and framed or hung using a heavy-duty, reinforced traditional wooden hanger.

• Maintenance: Dust very gently with a soft, dry brush. Strictly avoid moisture or liquid cleaners, which will damage the natural mineral pigments and the delicate antique patina.

• Environment: To preserve the richness of the heritage tones, keep in a climate-controlled environment away from high humidity and direct, prolonged sunlight.