The Painting

A magnificent Nathdwara Pichwai centred on Lord Shrinathji in a grand devotional darbar, surrounded by sakhis, devotees, ceremonial offerings and intricate temple imagery.

What makes this Pichwai particularly special is the 24 Swaroops of Shrinathji (Chowbees Swaroop) represented in individual panels around the central composition. These twenty-four manifestations form an important visual expression of the Nathdwara tradition, reflecting Shrinathji's changing festive, seasonal and devotional appearances, including variations in his shringar and darshan.

The surrounding panels transform the painting into more than a single devotional image — they create a visual celebration of the many ways in which Shrinathji is lovingly worshipped throughout the sacred calendar.

Original. Hand-painted. Made in India.

What's Inside

Shrinathji & sakhis — Shrinathji stands at the centre of the composition, attended by beautifully dressed devotees and handmaidens.

24 Swaroops of Shrinathji — Twenty-four individually painted panels surrounding the central deity, representing different devotional manifestations, seasonal and festive appearances of Shrinathji.

Ceremonial offerings — Traditional food offerings, vessels and sacred objects arranged before the central shrine.

Devotees & attendants — Richly dressed figures gathered in seva and worship around Shrinathji.

Peacocks & ornamental border — Two graceful peacocks anchor the lower composition, while a vibrant decorative border frames the entire artwork.

Shipping & Care

Shipped rolled in a rigid protective tube. Tracked worldwide from India.

Within India: 4–7 days · International: 10–21 days

Frame under UV-protective glass. Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture.