Pichwai Hand-Painted Aranmula Wooden Frame – Cow

In Pichwai painting, the cow is rarely shown without decoration — garlands, ornaments, and often a scatter of painted handprints across its body, a traditional symbol of blessing and abundance. This single Aranmula-shaped frame renders that exact motif: a white cow marked with red handprints, set against a vivid magenta-pink background sprinkled with small white florets.

Hand-painted onto the traditional Aranmula-inspired wooden silhouette and finished in a deep reddish-brown wood tone, the piece carries a golden garland and horn detailing picked out in fine linework, in keeping with the decorative, symbol-rich style of Pichwai art from Nathdwara, Rajasthan.

At 12 inches in height and 6.75 inches in width, it works well as a single accent piece on an entryway or hallway wall. It comes with a hook fitted to the back, ready to hang.

For NRI households, this is a way to bring a specific, symbol-rich piece of Rajasthan's Pichwai tradition into a home abroad — a meaningful gift for a housewarming or for anyone who appreciates India's devotional cow iconography.

Material: Pre-engineered Wood

Dimensions: Height 12 inches, Width 6.75 inches

Frequently Asked Questions

What art style is this cow motif painted in?
Pichwai painting, a tradition from Nathdwara, Rajasthan, known for its decorative, symbol-rich depictions of cows and devotional themes.

What do the handprints on the cow represent?
In Pichwai art, painted handprints on a cow are a traditional symbol of blessing and abundance.

What is the frame made of?
Pre-engineered wood, hand-painted and finished in a deep reddish-brown wood tone.

What are the dimensions?
12 inches in height and 6.75 inches in width.

Is it ready to hang?
Yes, it comes with a hook fitted to the back.

Is this a good housewarming gift?
Yes, it's a popular choice for housewarmings and for anyone drawn to Pichwai art.