Aradhana Square Box - Hand crafted Pichwai Wooden Box peacock tray historically used by travelling bards

historically used by travelling bards to illustrate the folk epics of local deities in bold

Is the portrait hand-painted or printed onto the mirror

and has long served as a mark of grace and daily adornment for Indian women

The muted palette gives this portrait a gentler

Will the dot-work look identical to the product photos

Aradhana Square Box - Hand crafted Pichwai Wooden Box peacock tray historically used by travelling bardsIn the temple town of Nathdwara, Rajasthan, artists have for generations painted grand cloth hangings called Pichwai to be hung behind the idol of Shrinathji the seven year old form of Krishna worshipped there. Aradhana, meaning devotion or worship, takes its name and its imagery from that tradition, picturing Shrinathji surrounded by his beloved Gopis in a scene of quiet reverence. Pichwai painting is built in layers: a cloth or panel base, natural