Navaneeta Krishna Tanjore Painting with 22-Carat Gold Foil | Framed Indian Religious Art
This exquisite Tanjore painting depicts Navaneeta Krishna, the beloved child form of Lord Krishna, holding a pot of butter. Flanked by Yashoda and Devaki, the composition evokes the themes of childhood, maternal love and devotion central to Krishna's iconography.
A distinctive tradition of South Indian devotional art, Tanjore painting is known for its richly coloured compositions, intricate detailing and use of gold foil to create a luminous, three-dimensional effect. This painting features 22-carat gold foil embellishment, highlighting the figures and ornamental details while lending the composition its characteristic richness. Set in a brown wooden frame, it brings together devotional imagery and the decorative traditions of Indian art.
An appealing piece for collectors of Tanjore paintings, Krishna imagery and traditional Indian devotional art, it can be displayed in a home, private collection or prayer space.
Details
- Subject: Navaneeta Krishna with Yashoda and Devaki
- Art tradition: Tanjore painting, South India
- Material and embellishment: 22-carat gold foil; other materials to be confirmed
- Frame: Brown wooden frame
- Dimensions: 27 × 20 inches (framed)
Wipe the piece with a soft, dry cloth. Do not expose it to direct sunlight, dampness, heat or cold.
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