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pichwai
PPNT-43 dark amber gold/amber glow Pichwai
AU$ 4,550
(Inclusive of all taxes)Choose a color dark amber gold/amber glow
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material
cotton cloth -
technique
Hand Painted -
backing
Loose Canvas -
style
traditional -
Mounting type
rolled for shipping
- traditional
- Do not touch the painted surface; handle only by the frame or edges.
- Dust gently with a soft, dry microfiber cloth—avoid water or cleaning sprays.
- Avoid placing under glass without a spacer; allow the painting to breathe.
- Frame using acid-free materials to prevent discoloration over time.
- Periodic inspection and professional conservation recommended for long-lasting beauty.
- For in stock products - Free insured delivery worldwide. Duties and Taxes included.
- Delivery Estimates: 6-12 business days (In some cases custom clearance might take longer)
The Design Story
pichwaiDating back to the 17th-century Nathdwara, Rajasthan, Pichwai Paintings were used as grand backdrops for the idol of Lord Shreenathji. Each piece is hand-painted on starched cotton and used to mark various festivals and seasons, such as Sharad Purnima, Annakut, or Janmashtami. Artists first sketch the scene with charcoal, then paint using natural pigments like indigo, saffron, and even pure gold leaf. The detailing is so fine, some parts are painted using a single squirrel hair brush. Common motifs like lotuses, peacocks, and cows aren’t just decorative—they carry deep spiritual meaning. Bold red or yellow borders are added to frame the divine energy. What makes Pichwai so special is the way it blends devotion, storytelling, and incredible craftsmanship into a single artwork. Today, these paintings are loved not just as sacred wall art but as stunning additions to modern interiors with rich cultural heritage.
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