Description:

           Here is an exquisite miniature painting in watercolour, created in the 1970s by an unknown artist from Himachal Pradesh. The composition and gestures clearly echo the Ras Leela or Viraha moments from Krishna lore, where the Gopikas wander through the groves of Vrindavan in search of Radha and Krishna, following the foot-Prints  of Krishna with devotion and longing. The woman bending near the tree, the pointing gestures, and the quiet moonlit landscape beautifully capture that bhava of separation and divine yearning.

This miniature painting belongs to the Pahari school and was painted in delicate watercolours about fifty years ago. Framed in unknown wood with a natural fabric mount, it holds a soft, meditative charm, a small window into the eternal love of Radha and Krishna.

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Product Details:

SKU ID: PWCP011

Product Name: The footsteps of Krishna - Miniature Painting 

Made of : Watercolor on paper 

Dimensions : 12.8” x 16” x .5”

Weight : 1.5 kgs

Age : from 1970s

Provenance: Pahadi School, Himachal Pradesh

Frame: Frame is new and made of Teak wood and would have an acrylic protection in place of glass.

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