Glorious Dance of Lord Krishna:Pichwai painting by Jayesh Sharma


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Dimensions : H-72(in); W-48(in)

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Jayesh Sharma portrays a captivating Pichwai painting where Lord Krishna takes centre stage, surrounded by a mesmerising dance of the gopis in their resplendent attire. At the heart of this enchanting composition stands Lord Krishna, the celestial dancer and eternal source of love and grace. His divine form is resplendent, with his iconic dark complexion and a captivating flute in hand. Surrounding Krishna is a circle of gopis, the devoted female companions of Vrindavan, adorned in a rich tapestry of colourful attire. Their garments are a symphony of hues—vibrant blues, pinks, yellows, and oranges. Each gopi dances with abandon, their graceful movements echoing the rhythms of the universe. Gopis create celestial music with their veenas and drums, their melodies blending harmoniously with the enchanting tunes of Krishna's flute. The music and dance together create an atmosphere of sheer bliss and devotion. In the forefront, two majestic peacocks grace the scene, their vibrant feathers shimmering with iridescent beauty. Beyond the peacocks lies a serene pond, its still waters reflecting the divine scene. The lotus blooms on the pond's surface symbolise purity and enlightenment, adding a serene touch to the vibrant and joyous atmosphere. This Pichwai painting is a visual ode to the divine dance of Lord Krishna and the gopis, an invitation to partake in the eternal celebration of love and devotion.


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Jayesh Sharma ji, who resides in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, has been a Pichwai artist for more than 38 years, and his family has been practising this art for 400 years as well, with 9 generations of his family being Pichwai painters and linked with the temple in Nathdwara. He is currently teaching his children to carry on the family legacy. He enjoys experimenting with his paintings while keeping the beliefs and tale untouched. He considers his profession to be a commitment and as a responsibility towards soceity. One of his favourite themes is the Annakut festivities. His grandfather's Gangaramji Sharma's art was on exhibit at Mumbai's Bhuleshwar temple. His paintings can be seen in the Shrinathji temple in Nathdwara and Udaipur, the Badrinath temple in Manasa, Madhya Pradesh, the Dakor temple in Gujarat, and the Bada Mandir Haveli in Mumbai. Indra Daman Goswami ji has awarded him a Prasashti Patra for his services to the Lord's Wall at Nathdwara. He clearly embodies the adage, "Allow your passion to become your mission, and it will one day become your vocation."

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Pichwai Art


Pichwai art (also known as pichhavai, pichhvai, pechhavai etc) is a traditional form of painting that originated in Nathdwara, Rajasthan. These paintings are typically used as decorative backdrops in Hindu temples, particularly those dedicated to Lord Shrinathji or Krishna. Pichwai literally means ‘that which hangs from the back’ and comes from the Sanskrit words ‘Pich – back and Wais- hanging. Other than its artistic appeal, it is created with the intention to narrate the tales of Krishna to its devotees. History and Tradition The origins of Pichwai art date back to the late 17th century when the Nathdwara temple was established in Rajasthan. These were traditionally commissioned by the temple priests for religious worship and ceremonies and often narrate the stories of Krishna's life, like his childhood Leela, the Raas Leela, Govardhan Leela, and other significant events. Other subjects depicted are the changing seasons, with detailed representations of flora, fauna, and traditional Rajasthani architecture. Techniques Pichwai paintings are known for their detailed work and vivid use of colors. Traditionally, the paintings are created on cloth or canvas using natural dyes and pigments. Artists begin with the sketch of the painting and later natural colours are filled with brushes. Occasionally, they are enhanced by adding gems and crystals. Gold and silver leaf are also used to add a touch of opulence to the paintings. 



Product Details

Title
Glorious Dance of Lord Krishna:Pichwai painting by Jayesh Sharma
Artist
Jayesh Sharma
Art Style
Pichwai Art
Medium
Natural Colors
Size
Large
Dimension
72 in(H) X 48 in(W)
Themes
Krishna, Shreenathji
Color
Multicoloured
Country of Origin
Rajasthan, India

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