Wooden Pichwai Hand Painted Wall Hanger

These hand-painted wooden wall plates beautifully showcase the traditional Pichwai style, featuring intricate depictions of cows and classic Pichwai patterns. Pichwai painting is one of the oldest and most revered forms of Indian art, originating over 400 years ago in Nathdwara, a town in Rajasthan, India.

Deeply rooted in devotion, this style of painting was originally created to adorn the walls behind the idol of Shrinathji, a child manifestation of Lord Krishna. Every element in a Pichwai painting is symbolic and deeply spiritual — with cows often being central figures, as they are considered sacred and are closely associated with Lord Krishna’s life as a cowherd.

The artwork is known for its exquisite detail, vibrant natural colors, and delicate brushwork, often portraying scenes from Krishna’s life, especially his time in Vrindavan. Motifs like lotuses, peacocks, trees, and intricately adorned cows create a mesmerizing visual that is both aesthetic and devotional.

By featuring Pichwai-style cows and traditional patterns on wooden plates, these pieces serve not only as beautiful décor but also as a celebration of India’s rich cultural heritage, spirituality, and timeless artistry.