Antique Nathdwara Pichwai painting on fabric depicting Shrinathji, the revered frontal-standing form of Krishna worshipped at the Nathdwara temple in Rajasthan, India, likely 19th or early 20th century. The deity is rendered in blackish-grey with intricate embellishments in orange, yellow, and white, adorned with layered pearl necklaces, a jeweled crown, and coral, black, and gold textile drapery, set against a light background with red and black linear accents, showing natural aging typical of antique folk art. Presented in a gilt ornate frame with an olive green mat and burgundy fillet/inner border. Frame size 11" x 14"; artwork approximately 7.5" x 5".

Dimensions:
Height 14, Width 11, Depth 1 inches
Weight 1 lb

Condition:
Fair, with significant fading, discoloration, and some fraying of the fabric, consistent with age and handling. There are also visible creases and areas where the paint has flaked.

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• Low Estimate: 200.00
• High Estimate: 500.00