Lord Radha Krishna Painting

A Full Vrindavan Scene, Not Just the Two Figures

Radha and Krishna sit at the centre on an open lotus, but the painting carries on well past them. Gopis attend at the sides, a palace rises in the background, and old trees and a lotus pond fill the rest of the frame, with a floral border running around the edge.

That density is what rewards a close look. The gestures of the attending figures, the petals of the pond flowers and the detailing on the palace are each worked in separately by hand.

Specifications

• Medium: Hand-painted on pure silk fabric
• Size: 30cm height x 20cm length
• Subject: Radha Krishna on a lotus with gopis, palace and trees
• Style: Traditional Indian religious art
• Format: Unframed
• Care: Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture

Framing and placement

It arrives unframed in an upright format, which suits a pooja room wall or a narrow stretch beside a doorway. A wide mount gives the crowded composition room to breathe, though an ornate gold frame leans into the traditional subject if that is the look you want.