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Radha Krishna painting: the pair under a tree, by the Yamuna, with cows and lotus

Radha Krishna painting — Radha and Krishna standing close under a flowering kadamba tree, her veil red and gold, his skin blue and a peacock feather in his crown, a classic devotional oil painting in the manner of Indian calendar art, smoothly modeled faces and rich detail in jewellery and silk
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Reading 1Under a tree
Reading 2With flute
Reading 3Pichwai style

Radha and Krishna for a bedroom or a pooja room, a picture of love and devotion. The three scenes are the pair under a flowering kadamba tree, Krishna playing his flute by the Yamuna at dusk, and a pichwai style pair among white cows and lotus. Each comes as a devotional oil, a Kangra miniature or a modern texture. Type a direction such as on a swing or Holi colours and the scene is painted that way.

  • a bedroom with a devotional feel
  • a pooja room wall
  • a gift for a couple
  • a family devotional corner

Frequently asked questions

Who are the figures?
Radha and Krishna, the couple of Hindu devotion. The scenes show them under a tree, by the river with a flute, and in the pichwai style with cows and lotus.
What is a pichwai style?
A Nathdwara painting tradition with flat opaque colour, fine gold line and lotus motifs; the pichwai scene here has white cows on a deep green ground.
Can I ask for a different setting?
Yes. Type a direction such as on a swing or Holi colours, and the pair is painted in that setting.

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