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KARIGORI
Krishna with Cow and Peacock

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Karigori Studio Collection · Madhubani, Bihar

Krishna with Cow and Peacock

₹5,599

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This intricately detailed Madhubani folk painting portrays Krishna in a graceful dancing posture, holding a lotus and surrounded by two ornamented cows within a richly decorated circular composition. The central scene symbolises divine harmony, devotion, prosperity, and the deep connection between Krishna and nature. The surrounding artwork is filled with elegant peacocks, flowering vines, fruit-bearing trees, leaves, and dense botanical patterns. Every element is meticulously decorated with fine lines, repetitive motifs, stippling, hatching, and geometric detailing, reflecting the precision and visual richness of traditional Mithila folk art. A series of concentric ornamental bands frames the central narrative, while the elaborate floral and geometric outer border gives the painting a strong, balanced composition. The earthy cream, deep red, green, and black palette enhances its traditional character, making it well suited for heritage-inspired interiors, devotional spaces, cultural collections, contemporary décor, and architectural installations celebrating Indian 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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