Draped in devotion and artistry, this exquisite dupatta features a hand block-painted Pichwai of Nathdwar — one of India's most revered temple art traditions — rendered on the earthy, textured canvas of Desi Tussar Silk.
Each piece is a labour of love by skilled artisans who use traditional wooden blocks and natural-inspired pigments to bring the iconic imagery of Shrinathji's world to life — from lush lotus blooms and graceful cows to the divine leelas of Lord Krishna.
Technique: Hand block painting in the Pichwai tradition of Nathdwar, Rajasthan
Palette: Multiple colours — rich, vibrant hues inspired by temple offerings and festive celebrations
Finish: Soft, matte texture with natural sheen of Tussar
Dimensions
Standard dupatta length — ideal for draping, styling, or framing as art
Styling Notes
Pair with a simple kurta or anarkali to let the Pichwai artwork take centre stage. Equally stunning as a stole or wall hanging for the art connoisseur.
Care Instructions
Dry clean recommended. Store in a muslin cloth away from direct sunlight to preserve the hand-painted colours.
Each piece is unique — minor variations in colour and motif placement are a hallmark of authentic hand block painting.
