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Radha and Krishna on a Swing

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Karigori Studio Collection · Madhubani, Bihar

Radha and Krishna on a Swing

₹5,000

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This vibrant Madhubani folk painting depicts Radha and Krishna seated together on an intricately decorated swing, surrounded by a flourishing garden filled with leafy vines, birds, flowers, and natural motifs. The intimate central scene evokes themes of divine love, companionship, harmony, and the beauty of nature. The composition is built around a series of concentric ornamental arches that create a mandala-like frame around the central figures. Elaborate garments, jewellery, facial features, and the richly patterned swing demonstrate meticulous hand-drawn detailing, while the surrounding foliage is filled with fine linework, repetitive motifs, and delicate botanical patterns. The artwork uses a harmonious palette of green, pink, red, orange, yellow, and blue against a light background. Multiple layers of geometric, floral, and scalloped borders complete the composition, giving it a distinctive decorative character rooted in Mithila folk-art traditions. It is well suited for heritage-inspired interiors, cultural collections, devotional spaces, contemporary décor, and statement art installations.

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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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