Krishna Tanjore Paintings

• A beautifully hand drawn painting of Shri Krishna standing in his favorite pose - in Traditional Tanjore Style.
• A Cow can be seen cuddling around Go-pala as He melodiously play His flute (Murali, Venu) - VenuGopala, Muralidhara
• The top arch is decorated with golden relief work 
• A perfect wall hanging in the hall or a beautiful ever lasting gift that is remembered for generations 
• Suitable gift during house warming, Krishna Janmashtami, birthday or marriage 
• Authentic 22 carat Gold foil certificate is issued. Most of our paintings are in stock, yet please get in touch if the delivery is urgent.

• Butter Krishna - Yashodha Tanjore Painting with Mandap - 2 ft x 1.75 ft
• One of the earliest Tanjore sketches. Traditional Tanjore sketches portray Gods and Goddesses sitting on a throne mostly. occasionally on Vahanam (animal/ bird mount). 
• Lord Krishna is plumpy in Tanjore paintings as He is associated with butter most of the times. Two women can be seen feeding Him butter with parrots as entertainment. One of which is Yashodha.
  

• A beautifully drawn painting of Radha Krishna sitting on a swing. 
• The eternal love portrayed in the most divine manner. 
• A perfect wall hanging in the hall or a beautiful ever lasting marriage gift that lasts for generations 

• A beautiful portrayal of Yashodha Devi holding Lord Krishna
  
• Available from small sizes

• A beautifully hand drawn painting of Radha Krishna sitting on a swing - in Traditional Tanjore Style.
• Sri Krishna and Radha holding each other sitting on a swing that's hanging from a richly decorated golden arch
• The eternal love portrayed in the most divine manner. 
• A perfect wall hanging in the hall or a beautiful ever lasting marriage gift that lasts for generations 

• An Exclusive collection of Shri Krishna bestowing upon Partha (Arjuna) the divine knowledge - Gita Upadesam (Bhagwat Gita) 
• 2 ft x 1.7 ft including the frame in Landscape orientation
• The scene is set in the war ground of Kurukshetra where the Kauravas and Pandavas fight each other
• Sri Krishna - The Sarathi imparts the Divine knowledge to Arjuna (Partha) as he drives the chariot
• A perfect wall hanging depicting our Hindu Culture and the ancient glorious past of Bharat Varsh 

• A beautiful portrayal of of motherly love between Yashodha and her son Shri Krishna who is still a baby
• Though Sri Krishna troubles Yashodha a lot and gets scolded by her, she doesn't have any other choice to cuddle Him in spite of His naughtiness
• It goes by this famous Tamil Song 

                "enna tavam sheidanai yasoda engum nirai parabhrammam ammavenr-azhaikka

                Meaning: "Yashoda, what tapas (prayer, sacrifice) did you make, that the Almighty himself calls you dearly, “Mother” ?

• Vibrant colours, rich gold, artistic arch with intricate designs are used to make this stunning portrayal 
• A perfect wall hanging in the hall or a gift that lasts for generations 

• A beautifully hand drawn painting of Shri Krishna standing under Punnai Maram (Calophyllum inophyllum) - his favourite tree - in Traditional Tanjore Style.
• Cows and calves can be seen cuddling around Go-pala as He melodiously play His flute (Murali, Venu) - VenuGopala, Muralidhara
• Two Gopikas can be seen around Shri Krishna trying to feed him his favourite snack - the Butter (Navneeth) - Navneeta Krishna
• The entire portrayal  is in complete harmony with the nature - Nanda Kumara playing in Brindavanam
• A perfect wall hanging in the hall or a beautiful ever lasting gift that lasts for generations 
• Most of our paintings are in stock, yet please get in touch if the delivery is urgent.

• Sri Krishna resting on Banyan Leaf sucking his toe is a significant iconography in referred to as Vatapatrasayi - Lord of the Banyan Leaf
• In Tamil the portrayal is called as Aalilai Krishnar. Aalilai is Banyan Leaf
• As per Markandeya Purana "Bala Gopala, the miraculous baby Krishna, lies on a banyan leaf, content, innocent, with a hint of amusement on his face. All around him, waters rise to submerge the continents and mountains, drowning every forest, river valley, desert and island. He is unaffected by the pralaya (doomsday), while a sage watches the miracle, amazed"
• While there are different versions of the pralaya myth in the Mahabharata, the Matsya Purana and the Bhagavat Purana, the idea is similar. During the dissolution of the universe, the sage Markandeya witnesses the great deluge. Suddenly, he spots a little child floating on a banyan leaf on the dangerous torrents, grabbing his lotus-like toe and placing it in his mouth
  
• Markandeya realises that Gopala  has withdrawn the world into himself before recreating the universe

• A beautifully drawn painting of Radha Krishna standing on a Lotus, holding each other. 
• The eternal love portrayed in the most divine manner. 
• A perfect wall hanging in the hall or a beautiful ever lasting marriage gift that lasts for generations 

• A beautifully hand drawn painting of Shri Krishna standing under Punnai Maram (Calophyllum inophyllum) - his favourite tree - in Traditional Tanjore Style.
• A Cow can be seen cuddling around Go-pala as He melodiously play His flute (Murali, Venu) - VenuGopala, Muralidhara
• The entire portrayal  is surrounded by golden releif work in a oval shape highlighting the divine Krishna
• A perfect wall hanging in the hall or a beautiful ever lasting gift that lasts for generations 
• Most of our paintings are in stock, yet please get in touch if the delivery is urgent.