Grand 5ft x 5ft Pichwai – Shrinathji with 84 Divine Khandas (Segments) | Antique Finish

Immerse your space in the devotional grandeur of the Pushtimarg tradition with this monumental Shrinathji Pichwai. Measuring a significant 5 feet by 5 feet, this museum-quality work is a triumph of narrative textile art. The central focus is Lord Shrinathji, depicted in his iconic posture with his left hand raised to lift Mount Govardhan, rendered with exquisite detail and a shimmering, divine aura.

Surrounding the central deity are 84 individual khandas, each depicting a unique aspect of the Lord’s daily worship, seasonal celebrations, or sacred episodes from his life. The upper register features Lord Krishna playing the flute, flanked by a rhythmic assembly of gopis. Hand-painted on hand-spun cotton using traditional mineral and stone pigments, the artwork is framed by a classic floral border and set against a vibrant red textile edge. This is a once-in-a-generation piece designed to bring a profound sense of spiritual history and artisanal luxury to a grand prayer hall, a private gallery, or a sophisticated architectural niche.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 5 ft (Height) x 5 ft (Width).

• Subject: Lord Shrinathji surrounded by 84 Sacred Khandas (shrine segments).

• Art Form: Traditional Pichwai Painting.

• Materials: Natural mineral and stone pigments on reinforced hand-spun cotton textile.

• Iconography: Features diverse shringars, seasonal festivals, and celestial gopis.

• Detailing: Extensive use of gold-toned pigments and ultra-fine brushwork for character expressions.

Symbolic Significance

• The 84 Khandas: Represent the 84 Baithaks (seats) or the 84 kos (circumference) of the sacred Braj region, symbolizing total spiritual immersion.

• Shrinathji: Represents the supreme deity in a child-like, accessible form, radiating protection and boundless grace.

Care & Usage

• Usage: Indoor display only.

• Installation: Due to the large 5ft x 5ft scale, it is recommended to have this piece professionally stretched and framed or mounted using a traditional heavy wooden hanger.

• Maintenance: Dust very gently with a soft, dry brush. Never use moisture or liquid cleaners, as these will smudge the natural mineral pigments.

• Environment: Keep away from direct, prolonged sunlight to preserve the richness of the natural pigments and the integrity of the cotton base.