Pichwai Artwork Golden Tree with lots of cow Hand Printed Painting 36"x48"IN

SPECIFICATION

Subject: Golden Tree 
Type: Handmade
Styles: Folk Art
Origin: Rajasthan (India)

Details and Dimensions:

Materials: Cotton Fabric
Paint: Natural Stone Colors
Size: 24"x36" Inche / 36"x48" Inches
UNFRAMED ( Send in Roll Foam) + Additional border on each side for framing.

NOTE - WE WILL MAKE IT ON YOUR ORDER AND IT WILL TAKE 1-2 WEEKS FOR MAKING .

About:

Kamal Talai in Pichwai Paintings

The "Golden Tree" or Cow is a recurring subject in Pichwai art, symbolizing purity, beauty, and the divine connection with Lord Krishna. These paintings often depict Lord Shrinathji surrounded by a serene pond filled with blooming lotus flowers. The lotus, revered in Indian culture for its ability to bloom in muddy waters, represents spiritual transcendence, a key theme in Pichwai art.

• Symbol of Prosperity and Abundance: Cows are considered sacred and are associated with prosperity, abundance, and fertility. Their milk is seen as a source of nourishment and sustenance.
  
  
• Divine Companions: In many Hindu stories, cows are depicted as companions of gods and goddesses. They are often seen as symbols of purity, devotion, and gentleness.
• Visual Representation of Devotion: Pichwai paintings, often used as backdrops in temples dedicated to Lord Krishna, serve as visual representations of devotion and spiritual practices. The depiction of cows in these paintings reinforces the connection between the deity, his devotees, and the natural world.