Pichwai Painting Of Arti Of Shreenathji

Sreenathji Aarti Pichwai paintings are traditional Indian works of art meticulously created and painted by expert artisans. The painting is done on a piece of cloth, usually, cotton or silk, used to decorate the walls of Hindu temples or residences. The picture represents Lord Sreenathji, a manifestation of Lord Krishna, surrounded by followers performing an aarti, a Hindu rite of devotion that involves the burning of lights and offering prayers. The picture is adorned with ornamental themes such as flowers, foliage, and peacocks, which add to its beauty and richness. A Sreenathji Aarti Pichwai painting is created by designing, dyeing, and adorning the fabric with elaborate motifs using specific dyes and pigments. Colours that are commonly employed are bright and brilliant, such as red, green, yellow, and gold. These hues come from natural sources such as flowers, plants, and minerals. Pichwai's painting technique has been passed down through generations of artists in Rajasthan, India, where it began. These trained artists work for hours, often days, on a single painting, paying great attention to detail. The Sreenathji Aarti Pichwai are not only exquisite works of art but also have great religious importance for Hindus. The picture brings wealth, happiness, and good fortune to whoever hangs it in their home or temple. It is also thought to generate a spiritual atmosphere and aid in the devotion of Lord Sreenathji.

• Pack of one piece
• Material: Cloth
• As it Appears