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Women Worshipping Srinathji
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Pichwai Painting Women Worshipping Shrinathji (26” x 20”) captures a quiet moment of devotion. Two women stand before Shrinathji, offering their reverence while surrounded by blooming lotuses that fill the artwork with movement and colour. The warm red backdrop feels rich yet calming, and the delicate floral motifs frame the central shrine beautifully. The presence of the sacred cows at the base adds a gentle sense of grounding, making the scene feel complete and harmonious.

Hand-painted using traditional techniques, the piece carries the clarity and precision that defines authentic Nathdwara Pichwai art. The fine brushwork, balanced composition and devotional depth come together to create a painting that feels both culturally rooted and visually inviting.

Why This Artwork Stands Out

  • Lotus-filled backdrop gives the painting a vibrant and uplifting energy
  • Central shrine composition draws the eye naturally to Shrinathji
  • Gentle pastel detailing keeps the figures expressive without overpowering the frame
  • Traditional pigments enhance texture and depth
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What does this Pichwai depict?
It shows two women worshipping Shrinathji at a small shrine, surrounded by floral motifs and sacred cows. The artwork celebrates devotion and divine presence.
What materials are used?
The painting is created on paper using multicoloured traditional pigments. These materials ensure long-lasting vibrancy and a refined finish.
Where can this artwork be displayed?
Its balanced colours and serene composition work well in living rooms, prayer areas or any space meant for reflection and calm.
Why are lotuses commonly used in Pichwai paintings?
Lotuses symbolize purity, beauty and spiritual awakening. They are a hallmark of Pichwai art and often frame the narrative with grace.