‘Annakoot’ Pichwai Painting

‘Annakoot’ Pichwai PaintingThis traditional Pichwai painting features Shrinath Ji at the center of a picturesque Annakoot Bhog scene, renowned as Govardhan Pooja. Celebrated on the fourth day of Diwali, Annakoot, meaning 'Mountain of food,' involves offering a bounty of cooked food and fruits as a gesture of gratitude to Lord Shrinath Ji. This expression of thanks is for his act of lifting Govardhan Parvat on his little finger, safeguarding the village of 'Braj' from a

Cast in solid brass and bearing the marks of time with a rich

Weight: 1000 gm

Expertly crafted from brass

these vintage potpourri holders are a rare discovery from the western region of India

Originally utilized by the Punjabi people for savoring lassi—a delightful yogurt beverage adorned with cream—and both hot and cold milk

it stands as a cherished work of art that adds a touch of sophistication and beauty to any home decor setting it graces

highlighting the importance of music in people's lives as a means of cultural expression and communication

75”L X 8

Weight: 665 gm (each)

The box opens at the center

The simplicity of the setting and the warmth of their interaction convey a sense of shared moments and connection within the daily life portrayed in Kalighat art

enhancing its visual appeal