Pichwai handpainted with the Radhe and Kanhiya on aanchaland kamal (lotus) as motifs on border and bootis all over.
The intricacy on lotus petals, expression on the face and detailing on jewellery...make this piece 'a work of art'. The passion in his eyes and shyness in hers...
Fabric: Pure tussar silk
Color: Burnt Orange and Beige with multicolored painting
Blouse piece in running and tassels on aanchal
You can also mix n match this saree with any of our designer (ready to wear) blouses
Pichhwai are devotional pictures found on cloth or paper which portray Lord Krishna. They originated in the Deccan, India, and the villages of Aurangabad and Nathdwara in Rajasthan state. The purpose of Pichwais, other than artistic appeal, is to narrate tales of Krishna to the illiterate.
The word Pichhwai stands for hanging at the back (Sanskrit word "Pichh" means back and "wais" means hanging). Pichhwai paintings are big sized paintings done on cotton cloth using natural colours and are hung behind the idol of Lord Shrinath Ji to depict his leelas.
