Author: pichwaitraditionandbeyond

The Art of Devotion Reimagined: Inside Modern Pichwai Paintings

Modern Pichwai Paintings represent a beautiful evolution of a centuries-old tradition, blending contemporary aesthetics with deep-rooted devotion. Traditionally used as temple backdrops for the deity Shrinathji in Nathdwara, these intricate... Read More

Pichwai Painting History: A Blend of Faith and Art

Pichwai Painting History traces its origins to over 400 years ago in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, where it flourished as a sacred art form dedicated to Lord Shrinathji, an incarnation of Krishna.... Read More

Pichwai Lotus Painting as a Medium of Bhakti and Beauty

Pichwai Lotus Painting is a serene and spiritually charged expression of devotion within the larger tradition of Pichwai art. Introduced in the 18th century, these artworks are typically displayed during... Read More

Reviving the Past: Famous Mughal Miniature Paintings in Modern Art

The influence of Famous Mughal Miniature Paintings is clearly visible in the evolving tradition of Pichwai art, especially in the innovative work done by PTB (Pichwai Tradition & Beyond). By... Read More

Modern Pichwai Paintings: A New Language of Spiritual Expression

Modern Pichwai Paintings are a contemporary evolution of the traditional art form that originated in Nathdwara, Rajasthan. While rooted in the devotional practice of adorning temple sanctums with hand-painted cloth... Read More

The Art of Empire: Famous Mughal Miniature Paintings Explained

At Pichwai Tradition & Beyond (PTB), the influence of Famous Mughal Miniature Paintings plays a vital role in redefining traditional Pichwai art. Drawing inspiration from the rich decorative vocabulary of... Read More

The Divine Blueprint: Exploring Temple Painting Designs

At Pichwai Tradition & Beyond (PTB), Temple Painting Designs take on a unique form through their intricate temple maps, created on both cloth and paper. These artworks represent Shrinathji’s haveli... Read More

Pastels and Grace: The Subtle Beauty of Kota Painting

Nathdwara Pichvais beautifully reflect an amalgamation of artistic styles from various Rajasthani regions, with Kota Painting exerting a particularly strong influence. Kota, known for having the largest number of Pushtimarg... Read More

Pichwai Tradition And Beyond: The Art of Divine Storytelling

The Pichwai Tradition Pooja Singhal is deeply rooted in the devotional art of Nathdwara, Rajasthan, where intricately hand-painted textiles are created as backdrops for the idol of Shrinathji, an incarnation... Read More