Description

This exquisite artwork portrays Shreenathji, a revered form of Lord Krishna manifested in the Pushtimarg sect. Set against a radiant yellow background, Shreenathji stands in his iconic pose—his left hand raised holding a Govardhan mountain symbol (here depicted as a jewel-like orb), while the right hand rests gracefully by his side, holding a lotus. The deity’s complexion is painted in striking blue, symbolizing divine depth and cosmic power.

The figure is adorned with intricate beadwork, pearls, and shimmering stones that elevate the sanctity and regality of the image. Rich shades of red and orange in the garment contrast beautifully with the divine blue form, while ornate jewelry and a majestic crown with peacock feathers reflect traditional Nathdwara styling. Below, a smaller face and set of ornaments represent the Mool Swaroop—a unique element in Pichwai iconography denoting the eternal essence of the deity.

This painting is a celebration of devotion and detail, perfect for sacred spaces or collectors of Indian traditional art.