Handmade Pichwai Painting Celebrating Kamadhenu with Frame
A Devotional Ode — Kamadhenu in the Pichwai Tradition
To own a Pichwai is to own a piece of living history — a tradition of devotional painting that has endured for over four centuries, born in the sacred precincts of Nathdwara's temple and carried forward by master artists whose craft is both a livelihood and a spiritual practice.
This handmade painting celebrates the Mother Cow — Kamadhenu, the divine nurturer, the symbol of abundance and unconditional grace in Indian spiritual life. Rendered with the meticulous hand and devoted eye of a Pichwai master, and presented in a curated frame, this work arrives as a complete, considered object: ready to grace your home, your altar, or your collection.
At 9 × 9 inches, it is intimate in scale but profound in presence — the kind of art that rewards daily contemplation and deepens with time.
The Art of Pichwai
Pichwai is one of India's most exalted art traditions, originating over 400 years ago in Nathdwara, Rajasthan. Each painting is executed entirely by hand with natural pigments and devoted brushwork — a process that can take weeks of meditative labour. These are not prints or reproductions. Each is a singular original.
Collector's Details
- Dimensions: 9 × 9 Inches (framed)
- Medium: Hand-painted, traditional Pichwai technique
- Presentation: Arrives ready to display in a curated frame
- Origin: Rajasthan, India
- Item Code: PWNAU027
Care & Preservation
- Display away from direct sunlight to preserve pigment depth
- Handle frame with care; avoid moisture and humidity
- UV-protective cover recommended for long-term conservation
Please note: If this painting is not immediately available, it will be commissioned and prepared to order — typically 4–6 weeks. We will confirm availability upon enquiry.