Ships worldwide
Made to order
New
Backed By MeMeraki Promise
Authenticity • Safe Delivery • Easy Resolution
We work hard to ensure every order goes smoothly. In the rare event something doesn't go as planned, our team will work with you until the issue is resolved.
Every artwork is 100% handmade by skilled Indian artists backed and comes with a certificate of authenticity. We never sell unlicensed mass-produced prints.
Every artwork is professionally packed using protective materials to minimise the risk of damage from moisture, handling, and transit.
Receive tracking updates as soon as your artwork is dispatched. High-value orders include OTP-verified delivery for added peace of mind.
Know what to expect before you order. Every artwork includes an estimated production and delivery timeline, with WhatsApp updates as it progresses from the artist's studio to your home.
Every artist on MeMeraki is personally vetted by our team for authenticity, craftsmanship, and quality, so you can buy with confidence.
From helping you choose the right artwork to ensuring it arrives safely at your doorstep, our art advisors are with you every step of the way.
Before your artwork leaves our studio, we'll share photographs of the finished piece so you know exactly what is being shipped.
Whether you're in India or overseas, we'll safely deliver your artwork to your doorstep with trusted logistics partners.
Artists receive the price they deserve. MeMeraki ensures partner artists are paid fairly and on time, with payments processed within 15 days of order dispatch.
3-4 weeks
Takes approximately 3 weeks to handcraft
One payment of ₹90,000 • Pay the full amount today
+ More
No Cost EMI is available on:
Credit Card EMI
UPI EMI
Want a longer EMI tenure? Regular EMI options with longer repayment periods are also available on Credit Cards and UPI at the interest rates offered by your bank or payment provider.
Important: For No Cost EMI on Credit and Debit Cards, the bank interest is provided as an upfront discount on the payment page. We do not charge any additional EMI fee, though your bank or payment provider may charge a processing fee. Please check with your bank for applicable charges.
100% Handmade
by verified artisan
Colour may vary
handmade artworks
Easy replacement
in case of defects
Live order updates
over whatsApp
This Pichwai painting by Suresh Kumar Kumawat presents a richly detailed devotional composition centred on Srinathji, the divine manifestation of Lord Krishna, surrounded by the people of Vrindavan and scenes from Krishna's pastoral and playful life. Set against a deep black ground, the work unfolds through multiple horizontal registers, bringing together worship, seva, Krishna's leelas, cows and the waters of the Yamuna within a single sacred narrative.
Pichwai painting developed in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, as a devotional textile tradition associated with the Pushtimarg worship of Shrinathji. The term refers to a painted cloth hung behind the deity in a shrine. Shrinathji is traditionally shown as the child Krishna with one arm raised, recalling the lifting of Govardhan mountain, while Pichwai works frequently depict episodes such as the Ras Leela, Annakuta and Krishna's pastoral life in Braj.
At the centre of the upper register, Srinathji stands within a rectangular shrine-like frame. His deep blue-black body is rendered with the characteristic frontal face, large elongated eyes, prominent nose and small lips associated with Shrinathji imagery. He is adorned with layered necklaces, pearl garlands, earrings, armlets, bangles and additional ornaments. An elaborate peacock-feather headdress rises above his head, while floral garlands fall on either side of his body. His distinctive posture is central to the painting's iconography. His right hand rests upon his waist, while his left arm is lifted upward, recalling Krishna's protection of the people of Vrindavan through the lifting of Govardhan Parvat during Indra's storm. This raised arm is among the defining features of the Shrinathji image in Pichwai tradition.
Priests enagaged in worship gather around Srinathji in gestures of devotion and service. To the right, a priest holds a peacock-feather fan and appears to fan Srinathji, while a figure on the opposite side performs aarti, while other devotees stand, holding fans, serving a small representation of Krishna.
The lower registers unfold as scenes from Krishna's life in Vrindavan. The Daan leela is depicted in this painting, where Krishna demands makhan or butter as toll from th Gopis,accompanied by Balarama and other cowherds.
Below these scenes, a central Gopala is flanked by two symmetrical groups of cows, highlighting Krishna's identity as Gopala, the divine cowherd and protector of cattle, connecting the formal image of Srinathji with the pastoral life of Braj.
At the bottom, the Yamuna River is indicated through horizontal bands of water, lotus leaves and blooming red lotuses. This final register establishes the sacred geography of Vrindavan, while the lotuses create a visual transition between the narrative scenes above and the lower edge of the composition.
The upper section is framed by a large temple-like architectural structure. A broad tiled or domed roof rises over the central shrine, crowned with a small flag (dhaja ji) and finial. Stylised trees and foliage appear around the architecture, while the dark sky is filled with small white floral or star-like motifs. These patterns make the black backdrop appear luminous rather than empty, creating an expansive yet decorative celestial field.
An elaborate floral border encloses the scene. A wide black frame is densely populated with repeated white flowers, leaves and curling vines, separated from the main image by a finer ornamental line. This continuous floral enclosure gives the work the visual character of a sacred textile and contains the many registers within a coherent devotional whole.
Through its layered narrative, symmetry and ornamental richness, the painting presents Srinathji not only as an icon to be worshipped but as the centre of the entire sacred world.
Each of our artworks are hand painted by master artists across India. We provide a digital authentication certificate with this artwork signed by the artist which will be sent over email after 3-4 days of delivery of the artwork.
View Sample Here
The sizes mentioned are excluding the borders of the artwork. Frames shown are for visual representation only and are not included with the artwork.
Customisation
Most artworks can be customised in terms of colours, size and elements to fit your requirements.
For custom artwork orders, please use the WhatsApp chat below or email us at wecare@memeraki.com to discuss your requirements in more detail.
Framing Services
No, we currently sell artworks unframed (unless explicitly mentioned otherwise) and do not provide framing services.
We ship worldwide. All artworks are handmade and couriered securely in transit safe packaging sutaible for the artwork.
Domestic Orders
All prices are inclusive of GST and applicable Indian taxes.
Lippan, Terracotta and Thikri
Shipping is charged on a per-kilogram basis, due to the delicate and bulky nature of these items.
International Orders
Additonal Shipping Charges
Extra charges may be applicable for both domestic and international deliveries in the following cases:
You can proceed with your purchase, and our team will contact you to confirm any applicable additional shipping charges before processing your order. Alternatively, reach out to us on WhatsApp or email, and we'll assist you in completing your purchase with the final pricing.
Returns and Replacements
We offer replacements or repairs if your artwork arrives damaged or has a quality issue. As each artwork is handcrafted, we do not accept returns or refunds for orders received in the expected condition.
Delivery Timeline
This artwork will be Made to Order and will take 3 weeks to be made and shipped.
Once your order is placed, our team stays in constant communication with the artist to track the progress and ensure the quality of your order. You will receive regular updates from us throughout this process.
All MeMeraki artworks are hand-painted. In rare occasions, artist may face delays due to weather, health, prior commitments or force majeure. Our team will reach out to you with revised timelines in case of such delays. We appreciate your understanding and patience in such situations.
All artworks on the website are hand painted from scratch by our master artists. This makes every artwork absolutely unique and the actual colour and overall artwork may vary slightly from the artwork image posted here.
Artisan-first pricing
Fair value, direct to the maker
International shipping
Delivered safely, worldwide
Certificate of authenticity
Provenance with every piece
Secure checkout
Encrypted payment via Razorpay
Damage-proof packaging
Built for the long journey home
Authentic handmade artwork
Crafted by hand, never mass-produced
Each piece is crafted specifically for you upon order. Our talented artists work closely with your preferences to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
Every artwork can be customized to fit your space, your palette,
and your sensibilities. Truly bespoke, from the first stroke.
Add, remove, or swap elements from the artwork. A symbol, a flower, a bird, anything that holds meaning for you.
Portrait, landscape, or square. We adapt the composition to suit your wall and available visual space.
Share room references and we tune tones to match your decor so the artwork feels naturally integrated.
From a statement-sized piece to compact dimensions, the final size is created for your exact layout.
Our artists adjust details to complement what is already in your home, ensuring cohesion across the room.
Share your idea and we create a fully bespoke composition designed only for you.
Ready to make it yours?
Get StartedExperience worry-free art shopping on India's most reliable platform for heritage crafts.
| Title | Srinathji and the Sacred World of Vrindavan in Pichwai by Suresh Kumar Kumawat |
| Artist | Suresh Kumar Kumawat |
| Art Style | Pichwai Art |
| Medium | Natural Colors |
| Size | Medium |
| Dimension | 36 in(H) X 24 in(W) |
| Themes | Shreenathji |
| Color | Black, Gold |
| Country of Origin | Rajasthan, India |
To begin, simply scan the displayed QR code with your phone
Then tap 'Get Started →' to enter the AR environment.
Stand about 6 ft away and face the wall.
Move your phone slowly so the space can be detected.
Tap and drag to place the artwork.
If prompted, allow camera access to continue.
