Krishna and Balaram Leaving Mathura with Akrura madhubani painting

Krishna and Balaram Leaving for Mathura Madhubani painting on canvas Size 36" x 24" Inches

• Cotton Fabric Canvas Krishna and Balaram Leaving for Mathura Madhubani painting.
• Size: 36" Inches Wide x 24" Inches Height...90 cm x 60 cm
• Painting: Liquid Acrylic Spray Painting...Original Painting
• MPRO-TECH Krishna and Balaram Leaving for Mathura Madhubani painting
• Unframed -We will Ship Only Canvas Painting Carefully Rolled in PVC tubes
• You can frame it as you like

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Krisha is one of the most renowned Hindu Gods. He takes a prominent role in the epic Mahabharata. In this painting, he is depicted with his brother, Balarama, the god of agriculture and strength, as they rode a chariot at the helm of Akrura. The latter is chief of the Kansa peoples (from ancient India). He was ordered by Kamsa, a tyrant ruler of Mathura, to bring Krishna to him so he can kill the god. This follows a prophesy heard by Kamsa that Krishna will be the one to end him.

Akrura was said to have invited the brothers to Mathura with the pretext of celebrating a special occasion. Krishna and Balarama's parents, were against the idea, same as the people of Gokul. In this painting, the people surrounding the chariot appear to be bidding farewell to the two, a scene that tells that Akrura was able to convince them to come. Balarama can be seen at the center, opulently dressed while holding his mace. Meanwhile, Krishna can be seen engaging with the ladies, decked in fine clothing and peacock-feather crown while holding his flute. At the bottom of the painting are symbolic elements significant to Buddhism (especially with regards to Lord Vishnu). Some of the symbolisms include: the fish can represent one of Lord Vishnu’s avatars, Matsya, who takes a form of a fish; the frog (reincarnation);and the lotus which stands for existence and liberation. The chakra (disk) symbolizes the mind or consciousness. Meanwhile, the conch represents the sound of the universe. The great attention to detail, geometric prints and patterns, and the use of a vibrant color palette are touches of the Madhubani art style.

MATERIAL QUALITY 

UV Canvas is a lifetime color base product not require glass ( But You can Frame it With Glass For Protect From Dust) for the frame and does not require any restriction to hang on the wall its looks like a hand painting. it's moisture-proof...Eco Canvas color may be fade after 2 to 3 years if the painting placed in a heated area or direct sunlight area... Require AC room For this canvas. for the frame, 

FRAME DETAIL

We are not providing a frame because having a 90 % possibility of damage from courier Handling and Require extra cost of courier charges. because it's too big size canvas... The Readymade frame is not good for high-class flats and residential houses...Wall beauty depends on the frame and finishes so you can choose a good quality frame as you like...

SHIPPING

Free Shipping All Over India...We will ship via Reputed Courier...We Will ship carefully rolled-in PVC Tube