Cherial Krishna with Gopis and Calves Framed Painting
Non-returnable
Rs.3,599.00 Rs.4,999.00
Inspired by Cherial scroll painting from Telangana, this artwork portrays Lord Krishna in blue flanked by gopis and playful calves, set against a vivid red background filled with stylised trees and blossoms.
A decorative floral border encloses the scene, while attendants on either side hold chamar fans, emphasising the celebratory Krishna leela mood and the narrative style typical of Cherial folk art.
Each piece is fully hand‑painted by traditional artisans and mounted on a wide cream mount within a polished wooden frame, creating a ready‑to‑hang statement piece with natural handcrafted variations.
Perfect for pooja rooms, hallways, living rooms, or above consoles, it also makes a thoughtful gift for Krishna devotees and lovers of Indian folk traditions.
Product Details
Art form: Cherial (Cheriyal) folk painting from Telangana, India.
Theme: Krishna with gopis and calves in a flowering grove, attendants holding chamar fans.
Orientation: Horizontal rectangular framed painting.
Medium: Hand-painted using poster or acrylic colours on cloth or paper (update to your exact base).
Frame style: Dark brown wooden or engineered‑wood frame with inner gold-toned liner and cream mount (specify exact materials).
Approximate painting size: Central panel about 16–20 cm high and 35–45 cm wide; overall framed size around 12×20 inches (replace with precise dimensions for your SKU).
Colour palette: Red background with yellow floral border, blue Krishna, green and blue garments, white calves, and multicolour detailing.
Finish: Matte or semi‑gloss painting surface; smooth, polished frame.
Hanging: Hook or sawtooth hardware at the back for easy wall mounting.
Care instructions:
Dust frame and glazing gently with a soft, dry cloth.
Avoid moisture, harsh chemicals, and direct spraying of cleaners on the artwork.
Keep away from strong direct sunlight to prevent colour fading.
Origin: Handcrafted by traditional Cherial folk artists from Telangana, India.
