This large-format devotional folk painting depicts a ceremonial night scene centred on Krishna, seated beneath a pavilion and attended by rows of female devotees in flowing garments. The figures appear in rhythmic procession, each carrying vessels, creating a balanced and meditative composition.
Set beneath a moonlit sky and framed by stylised foliage, the scene reflects the traditional Raslila theme, celebrating divine love, devotion and harmony. The flattened perspective, repeated figures and decorative border are characteristic of Indian folk and temple-inspired painting traditions, where narrative storytelling and symbolism take precedence over realism.
Rendered in earthy reds, soft greens and muted gold tones, the artwork carries strong spiritual presence and cultural character. Presented in a simple gilt frame, it works beautifully as a statement wall piece in heritage interiors or curated collections.
A striking devotional artwork combining ritual symbolism with timeless decorative appeal.
Dimensions:
Length: 135 cm
Height: 82 cm
Creator: Unknown
Medium: Hand-painted on board or canvas (appears traditional folk technique)
Sold As: Individual artwork
Materials and Techniques: Hand-painted devotional scene with decorative border
Place of Origin: India
Period: Mid to late 20th century (unconfirmed)
Date of Manufacture: Unknown
Production Type: Original artwork
Condition: Good vintage condition, consistent with age; minor surface wear visible
Seller Location: Sri Lanka
Reference Number: Available upon request
Collector’s Note: Paintings of this type were traditionally created for homes and devotional spaces, illustrating sacred narratives through stylised figures and symbolic composition rather than academic realism.
L: 135cm x H: 82cm
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