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nathdwara haweli
PAINT1031 vibrant/vibrant Paintings
₹4,16,860
(Inclusive of all taxes)Choose a color vibrant/vibrant
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natural pigment colors on cotton cloth -
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style
transitional
Always handle with clean, dry hands, ideally using cotton gloves. Natural oils and dirt from fingers can stain or degrade the paper. Avoid rolling or folding the paper unless advised by a conservator.
Temperature: 22–30°C | Relative Humidity: 45–55%. Maintain stable temperature and humidity, as fluctuations can cause paper to expand, contract, or warp.
UV rays cause fading and irreversible pigment damage. LED lighting is preferred.
Avoid placing near radiators, air conditioners, bathrooms, or kitchens.
Keep flat in a clean, dry, and dark environment using acid-free archival folders, portfolios, or boxes. If stacking, place acid-free tissue paper between artworks. Avoid plastic sleeves unless they are archival-grade polyester.
Regularly inspect for silverfish, booklice, or mold. Avoid damp basements or attics. In humid climates, use silica gel or other desiccants in storage containers.
Never clean the surface with chemicals. Dust only the frame and glazing with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. If you notice discoloration, foxing (brown spots), or surface flaking, consult a professional conservator immediately.
Returns are not applicable on made-to-order products. We guarantee a replacement of your product in case of any damages.
For artworks that are made to order, the time to prepare each piece differs. Our team will inform you about the preparation time. You will receive updates on the behind-the-scenes prep every 4-5 days- we want you to be a part of the creation process.
A ready item will be dispatched within 24 hours of placing the order. The item will be delivered 7-10 days after the product is dispatched.
The artwork price is exclusive of shipping charges and insurance. Shipping charges will differ depending on the order size, weight and delivery location. You will be able to calculate shipping charges at checkout.
The artwork price is inclusive of 12% GST
In the event that the product is rejected by our quality check team, you will be informed about the change of delivery date.
The Design Story
nathdwara haweliThis painting is an early work made by the master Pichwai artist Dinesh Soni; represents the topography of the Shrinathji’s haveli in Nathdwara. There are no temples in the Pushtimarg: the word mandir, which is now used to denote the Hindu Temple, is seldom used. To devotees of the sect, Shrinathji is not a mere image but a living deity, and the place where he resides must therefore be a mansion, or a haveli. A haveli is virtually a royal palace, inspired by Krishna’s childhood home in Vraj and closely modeled on the traditional homes of the merchant princes of Rajasthan. This map of the haveli at Nathdwara suggests that the complex sprawls over a large expanse of land. Asymenterial and many-storied, it is a labyrinth within which unwary visitors can easily lose themselves. It has countless rooms linked by passages and small corridors, verandas, indoor gardens, pools, halls, courtyards, kitchens, and storerooms, and includes the shrines of several of the svarups of the sect. The archictecture itself is a combination of stone and brick embellished not only with alcoves, arches, balconies, niches, pillars, and stairways, but also with the multipatterned, multihued floors of stone and marble that is typical of Rajput architecture. Adjacent to the temple complex is the tilkayat’s palace, which is known as the Moti Mahal. He has used natural pigments on cotton cloth to create a scene from the company era where troops stand as guards to the haveli.
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