Pichwai
Pichwai is a traditional Indian art form originating from Nathdwara in Rajasthan. The name "Pichwai" is derived from "pichh" meaning behind and "wai" meaning hanging, referring to their original placement behind the idol of Shrinathji, a form of the deity Krishna. These large-scale paintings are typically made on cloth, often cotton, and depict various scenes from the life of Krishna, especially his childhood exploits.
The themes in Pichwai art are deeply devotional, focusing on narratives like the Govardhan Leela, the Ras
Historically, Pichwai paintings were created by artisans who specialized in this craft, passing down techniques through