Lord Shrinath Ji (RajBhog Darshan) Inner Frame size:17″x 13″ Inch

Lord Shrinath Ji (RajBhog Darshan) Inner Frame size:17″x 13″ InchLord Shrinathjis Rajbhog Darshan swaroop refers to the midday ceremonial viewing of the deity at the Shrinathji Temple in Nathdwara, Rajasthan. During this darshan, Shrinathji is adorned with opulent attire and jewellery, symbolising his majesty and divine splendour. The ritual includes offering a grand feast (Rajbhog) to the deity, consisting of various traditional dishes, sweets, and fruits, reflecting the devotion and love of the devotees. This

Surrounding the central figure are detailed depictions of mythological themes

when needed

surrounded by cows

With remarkable skill

To maintain their beauty

and a harmonious composition highlight the defining characteristics of this celebrated branch of Pahari miniature art

featuring a woman selling vegetables using scales

The painting also captures Shrinathji serenely playing his flute

Originating from the royal tradition of Bikaner

a revered pottery art form native to the small town of Molela in Rajasthan

a group of gopis gather by a serene lotus-filled pond

devoid of figures or deities