This painting captures a moment between Radha and Krishna where Radha sways on a swing while Krishna approches her in a playful manner. Krishna is adorned in his traditional attire- a bright yellow dhoti, a sash (patka), traditional jewellery and an ellaborate mukut with a mor pankh. The presence of peacocks and lush greenery are an indication that they are present in Vrindavan, a place associated with Krishna’s childhood. The painting celebrates divine love and devotion.

Materials: Acrylic Paint on Canvas, Brass, Wooden Frame
Dimensions (cm): 34 x 5 x 34
Weight (kg): 1.1

About the Technique: The metal mural range is made using the molten brass poured on the ground to form abstract shapes. It is often a combination of these abstract shapes with some hand crafted or organic ones as an integral part of a painting on canvas. The painting is made using acrylic colours on canvas.

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