CHARCOAL GREY PICHWAI SHRINATHJI CHANGEABLE FLAPS (Does not include bag)

PRODUCT TYPE: Leather flaps with zip links

DIMENSIONS:  lxb= 24.5x19 cms

MATERIAL: Vegan Leatherette 

ARTWORK STYLE: Pichwai Hand Painted

PATCH BASE COLOUR: Charcoal Grey

MAIN PRODUCT: Accessory of a shoulder bag

DESCRIPTION: Pichwai paintings are a traditional style of Indian art that originated in the town of Nathdwara in Rajasthan, India. These intricate and colourful paintings typically depict scenes from the life of Lord Krishna, especially his various leelas (divine actions) and activities. "Pichwai" translates to "at the back" or "hang behind" in the local language, as these paintings were created as large decorative backdrops in temples, specifically in shrines dedicated to Shreenathji, a form of Lord Krishna. A common and delightful theme in Pichwai paintings is the depiction of Shreenathji with cows. These paintings capture the pastoral and divine aspects of Lord Krishna's life. 

Dimensions- lxb= 24.5 X 19 cms
External Material - Vegan Leatherette
Country of Origin - India
Weight - 84 gms
Type - Changeable flaps with zips
Artwork - All Hand Painted