Holi

This vibrant painting picturises celebrating the divine frolic of Lord Krishna during Holi, the festival of colours. At the centre stands Krishna, his celestial blue form playing the flute, surrounded by joyful Gopis (cowherd maidens) draped in intricately patterned garments. Radha, adorned in resplendent orange, engages with Krishna, symbolizing divine love. The Gopis are depicted in animated expressions, splashing colours, dancing, and singing, embodying blissful devotion.
The lush trees and blooming flowers in the background signify the arrival of spring, while the delicate motifs and ornate border echo the meticulous craftsmanship of Pattachitra tradition. The colours signify unity, happiness, and surrender to divine play (leela). The bucket of colours and water pistols emphasize communal joy. This artwork captures the essence of love, devotion, and the vibrancy of life, inviting viewers into a world of divine celebration.

Art care:

Please use a clean soft dry cloth to wipe the dust. Ensure that the painting does not have exposure to moisture, water or chemicals.

Note:

This is a handmade painting which is unique and hence there can be small imperfections and slight variations to the images posted here.