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Rajput Hand-Painted Aranmula Mirror Frame Set of 2 – Krishna and Cow
Rs. 3,300.00
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Description
Krishna's bond with cows is one of the most retold themes in Indian devotional art, especially within the Pichwai painting tradition of Nathdwara in Rajasthan, known for its dense, jewel-toned backgrounds and decorative figures. This set of two Aranmula-shaped frames sets that theme against a rich midnight-blue ground scattered with tiny white dots, a signature of the style.
One frame shows Krishna in profile, eyes closed, playing his flute, crowned with a peacock feather; the other shows a cow draped in an ornamental blanket and garland, walking in profile against the same starry blue backdrop. Both are hand-painted onto the traditional Aranmula-inspired wooden silhouette, finished in a deep reddish-brown wood tone.
Each frame measures 12 inches in height and 6.75 inches in width, and comes with a hook fitted to the back. Displayed together, they make a natural devotional pairing for a puja room, hallway, or living space.
For NRI households, this is a way to bring a recognisable piece of Rajasthan's Pichwai painting tradition into a home abroad — a considered gift for Janmashtami, a housewarming, or anyone drawn to Krishna's pastoral, cow-herding imagery.
Material: Pre-engineered Wood
Dimensions: Height 12 inches, Width 6.75 inches (each frame)
Frequently Asked Questions
What art style are the medallions painted in?
They're painted in the Pichwai style associated with Nathdwara, Rajasthan, known for its dense, jewel-toned backgrounds and decorative figures.
What is shown on each frame?
One frame shows Krishna playing his flute; the other shows a cow in an ornamental blanket, both against a dotted midnight-blue background.
Is this a single frame or a set?
This listing is for a set of two frames, meant to be displayed together.
What is the frame made of?
Pre-engineered wood, hand-painted and finished in a deep reddish-brown wood tone with a back hook for hanging.
What are the dimensions?
Each frame measures 12 inches in height and 6.75 inches in width.
Is this a good gift for Janmashtami?
Yes, the Krishna and cow imagery is especially popular for Janmashtami gifting.
Brand Philosophy
When you order from EthniiChic, you receive more than just a product—you bring home a piece of India’s cultural heritage.
Each creation is handcrafted with care, hand-painted with authentic traditional art forms, and finished to perfection for lasting quality.
Expect vibrant storytelling through design, eco-conscious craftsmanship, and timely, well-packaged delivery that ensures your order arrives safe and ready to adorn your space / yourself.
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Due to this unique handmade nature, minor variations and subtle surface textures are natural and should be embraced as hallmarks of authentic charm and individuality, rather than defects.
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