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Krishna and Gopis

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Karigori Studio Collection · Madhubani, Bihar

Krishna and Gopis

₹5,000

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This intricately hand-drawn Madhubani folk painting portrays Krishna playing his flute amidst a gathering of beautifully adorned gopis, creating a lively scene of devotion, music, and divine companionship. The figures are arranged in a harmonious composition beneath a richly decorated canopy of flowers and foliage, with each character distinguished by elaborate garments, jewellery, hairstyles, and traditional ornaments. The artwork showcases the defining characteristics of Mithila folk art through its bold black outlines, intricate geometric patterns, fine hatching, repetitive motifs, and densely filled decorative details. The richly patterned saris, ornate borders, floral vines, lotus motifs, and natural elements create a sense of rhythm and visual continuity throughout the composition. The monochromatic palette places emphasis on the precision of the linework and the artisan's meticulous detailing. With its strong narrative character and traditional aesthetic, the artwork is well suited for heritage-inspired interiors, cultural collections, devotional spaces, contemporary décor, and installations celebrating India's folk-art traditions.

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Specifications

Material
Canvas Painted
Dimensions
16 * 12 inches
Artisan
Mr. P Paswan
Region
Madhubani, Bihar
Collection
Karigori Studio Collection
Category
Traditional Paintings

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The Maker

Mr. P Paswan

Every Karigori piece is made by hand by artisans who have inherited centuries of craft knowledge from Madhubani, Bihar. When you commission or purchase a piece, you directly support their livelihood and keep this tradition alive.

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