Krishna Teasing the Gopis Poster (A3) – Vintage Pahari Painting from 18th Century Type:Unframed typical of Nayaka narrative reliefs

typical of Nayaka narrative reliefs celebrating martial valor and royal patronage

this print preserves the brilliant reds

This iconic Raja Ravi Varma composition portrays Krishna and Radha not as distant deities

his dhoti symbolizes the earth as a mountain

Academic Naturalism Meets Popular DevotionProduced as a coloured transfer lithograph in 1897

Krishna Teasing the Gopis Poster (A3) – Vintage Pahari Painting from 18th Century Type:Unframed typical of Nayaka narrative reliefsKey Features Rare 18th Century Artwork: A timeless Pahari style painting (circa 1775 1800) showcasing Krishnas mischievous yet divine nature, from the rich heritage of Rajasthani miniature art. Iconic Yamuna Scene: Krishna, the playful god, steals the gopis garments and climbs a tree, inviting each of them to step out of the sacred river to reclaim their clothes one of the most loved and talked about leelas from the Bhagavata Purana. A3 Archival