There is a wall in every devout home that is reserved for the divine — a space where the first darshan of the morning begins and where the heart finds stillness before the world rushes in. This frame was made for that wall.
The Pixora Shrinathji Pichwai Photo Frame is a richly detailed art print rooted in the four-hundred-year-old sacred tradition of Nathdwara Pichwai painting — one of India's most revered and spiritually significant art forms. At the centre of the composition stands Shrinathji, the beloved seven-year-old form of Lord Krishna, in the iconic Nathdwara posture with His left arm raised in the gesture of lifting Mount Govardhan to protect His devotees. He is adorned in gold jewellery, a magnificent floral mala, and a deep blue-gold pichola, radiating divine grace and royal splendour.
Flanking Him stand two sacred white Kamdhenu cows — symbols of abundance, purity, and divine blessing — while two magnificent peacocks fan their jewel-toned tails at His feet amid a blooming lotus pond. Above, a majestic Mughal-style pointed arch frames the deity, adorned with climbing floral vines, butterflies, and delicate pink lotus blossoms. A rich decorative border of teal, coral, and gold completes the piece with the opulence of a traditional temple hanging.
The warm ivory background, jewel-toned palette of royal blue, teal, gold, rose pink, and forest green make this an extraordinarily beautiful piece — one that carries the devotional energy of a temple Pichwai into the home, the pooja room, the mandir space, and any wall where the divine is welcome.
This print is a meaningful and auspicious gift for Janmashtami, Diwali, Annakut, Govardhan Puja, housewarmings, Griha Pravesh, and for all Vaishnav and Krishna-bhakti households. It makes a deeply cherished present for weddings and for anyone who holds Shrinathji close to their heart.
Available in two sizes — 8x12 inches and 12x18 inches — to bring the divine presence into every corner of your home.
Print Style — Nathdwara Pichwai-inspired Indian miniature devotional art
Deity — Shrinathji (Bal Krishna, seven-year-old form of Lord Krishna)
Theme — Shrinathji with Govardhan mudra, sacred cows, peacocks, lotus pond, Mughal arch
Colour Palette — Royal blue, teal, ivory, saffron gold, rose pink, forest green, coral red
Frame Colour — Matte black
Frame Material — Premium quality MDF frame
Print Medium — High-resolution print on premium art paper
Available Sizes — 8x12 inches (20x30 cm) and 12x18 inches (30x45 cm)
Display Options — Wall hanging and flat surface display
Packaging — Bubble-wrapped and boxed for safe delivery
Suitable Spaces — Pooja room, mandir corner, living room, entrance corridor, gifting
How to Hang a painting or picture frames on the wall?
Hanging a painting on a wall can enhance the aesthetic appeal of your space.
Here are some instructions to help you hang your painting securely and properly:
1. Gather your supplies:
You will need the following items:
- Painting
- Picture hooks or wall anchors (depending on the weight of the painting)
- Screws or nails (appropriate for the type of wall)
- Hammer or screwdriver
- Measuring tape or ruler
- Pencil
- Level (optional, but recommended)
2. Choose the location:
Decide where you want to hang your painting. Consider the size of the painting, the height at which you want it to be displayed, and how it will fit within the overall room decor.
3. Measure and mark: Use a measuring tape or ruler to determine the desired placement of the painting on the wall. Measure the height from the floor and mark the spot lightly with a pencil. For multiple paintings, consider the spacing between them and mark accordingly.
4. Determine the hanging method: Depending on the weight of the painting and the type of wall you have, choose the appropriate hanging method. For lightweight paintings, you can use picture hooks. For heavier paintings, consider using wall anchors or toggle bolts to ensure stability and prevent damage to the wall.
5. Position the hanging hardware: Hold the painting against the wall at the desired height and make a light pencil mark on the wall at the top center of the painting. This will help you position the hanging hardware accurately. Measure the distance between the hanging points on the back of the painting and transfer those measurements to the wall, marking the spots where the hooks or screws will go.
6. Install the hanging hardware: Use a hammer or screwdriver to install the picture hooks or wall anchors at the marked spots on the wall. Make sure they are securely attached. If using screws, ensure they are properly aligned and tightened.
7. Hang the painting: Carefully hang the painting on the installed hardware, ensuring it is level and aligned with adjacent objects or furniture. Use a level to check the alignment if desired. Adjust as necessary until the painting is positioned exactly as you want it.
8. Step back and admire: Stand back and appreciate your beautifully hung painting. Take a moment to ensure it is straight and balanced. Make any necessary adjustments if needed.
Always ensure the painting is properly secured to prevent accidents or damage. If you have particularly large or heavy paintings, it may be advisable to consult a professional or use specialized hanging systems.
Enjoy the visual impact and artistic touch that your painting brings to your living space!
We want you to absolutely love your Pixora frames. Every order is carefully packed and dispatched within 1 to 3 business days. We deliver across India, and shipping timelines may vary based on your location.
If for any reason you are not fully satisfied with your purchase, we offer a hassle-free 14-day return window from the date of delivery. Items must be returned in their original packaging and undamaged condition. To initiate a return or exchange, please write to us at pixora.decor@gmail.com with your order details and we will make it right.
