Pichwai- Cow

This exquisite Pichwai painting of cows is a tribute to the sacred bond between Lord Krishna (Shrinathji) and his most beloved companions — the cows of Vrindavan. Painted in the traditional Nathdwara Pichwai style, the artwork features a harmonious arrangement of graceful cows adorned with garlands, bells, and decorative motifs, set against a beautifully patterned background of lotus flowers, creepers, and temple elements.

Each cow is stylised with serene expressions and intricate detailing, capturing both divine innocence and spiritual symbolism. Often seen as the embodiment of Kamadhenu, the wish-fulfilling cow in Hindu mythology, these sacred animals are revered not only for their association with Krishna but also for their representation of motherhood, prosperity, and devotion.

The background is rich with traditional Pichwai patterns — floral arches, latticed frames, and geometric symmetry — reflecting the decorative walls of temples in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, where this art form originated over 400 years ago.

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Signed by the artist. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Materials:

• Canvas: Stretched cotton canvas
• Paint: Professional-grade acrylic paints (lightfast & archival quality)
• Frame: 1/2 inch

Size Options: Available in 15*12 inch