Gopashtami Pichwai With Cows Border

Dimensions

24x36 inch (Approx)

Weight

1 kg (Approx)

Material

Hand-painted using natural stone pigments on cotton fabric

Description

Gopashtami is a traditional Hindu festival that honors Lord Krishna's love for cows and their sacred role in his life and the spiritual realm. The festival celebrates the day when Krishna, as a young boy, began to take care of cows, marking the beginning of his journey as a cowherd.

The cows in the border depicted in serene, graceful stances, emphasize their importance as symbols of purity, motherhood, and selfless devotion.

Our hand-painted pichwais are more than just paintings – they are expressions of artistry, tradition, and passion. Each piece is carefully created by skilled artisans, ensuring that no two are alike. From intricate designs to the finest materials, every pichwai tells a unique story, bringing a touch of authenticity and elegance to your home. 

Care & Instructions

• Wipe only using a clean dry soft cloth.
• Shipped without frame as rolled in a pvc pipe.

Please Note

• This one-of-a-kind artwork has been hand-painted by skilled artisans, so minor imperfections are natural and reflect its handmade nature.
• Due to varying screen resolutions and device settings, colors and details may slightly differ from the actual product.