The Pichwai Edit | The Faithful Heirloom
The Pichwai Edit | The Faithful Heirloom
The Pichwai Edit | The Faithful Heirloom
The Pichwai Edit | The Faithful Heirloom
The Pichwai Edit | The Faithful Heirloom
The Pichwai Edit | The Faithful Heirloom
The Pichwai Edit | The Faithful Heirloom
The Pichwai Edit | The Faithful Heirloom

The Pichwai Edit | The Faithful Heirloom

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Conceptualised by Ananya Kala Designed by Yugdeepak

Part of a rare, handpainted, limited edition collection Past.Present.Future., this art plate is inspired by the Pichwai Art form and explores the story of the Sreenath Ji idol, the seven-year-old form of Shri Krishna, being moved to safety amidst a turbulent political climate.

Material: High-quality ceramic plate

Size: 10 Inches

Weight: 800 gms

Box Includes: Foldable display stand, Pre-attached wall mount, a specially illustrated collection card insert, Authenticity certificate

The township of Nathdwara worships Shrinathji, the 7 year-old-form of Lord Krishna who holds up the Govardhan Hills with his little finger. As the legend goes, he emerged from the hills to protect the people.

 

Amidst a turbulent political climate, in 1665, when the temples in Vrindaban faced the threat of being demolished, the custodians of the Srinathji idol left in search of a new safe haven.

 

When they heard that Maharana Rajsingh of Mewar had agreed to provide the idol refuge, the custodians, undertook an arduous 32-month journey to Mewar with it. However, the wheel of the chariot got stuck in the mud at Sihad and Maharana Rajsingh recognised this as Lord Krishna’s divine will to settle down in Nathdwara, on the banks of River Banas.

 

Countless temples with distinct architecture have since been erected here in his honour, all dedicated to the Pushti Marg sect.

The chariot in the artwork mimics the shape of a lotus, the same as Lord Krishna’s spiritual home. Born in mud, lotuses bloom beautifully as they transcend the surface and therefore, symbolise tenderness and purity. They form an integral part of the art in Nathdwara.

 

Peacocks remain another recurring motif in Pichwai due to their association with Lord Krishna. The peacock feather symbolises wisdom and the Lord’s love for Radha, among other things.

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