Shehzaad Ali Sherani skillfully paints a Pichwai masterpiece depicting Lord Shrinath Ji, the seven-year-old form of Krishna. With one arm raised, he lifts the Govardhan Hill to protect the residents of Vrindavan from Indra's wrath, while the other rests on his waist. Adorned in resplendent jewels and dressed in a shaneel silk garment embellished with intricate zari work, Lord Shrinath Ji holds a lotus in his hands, emanating grace and divinity. Surrounding the central deity, devotees offer prayers, while peacocks symbolizing Lord Krishna and cows symbolizing his role as Gopal, the Protector of Cows, add depth to the artwork. A delicate floral frame beautifully wraps the painting, uniting its elements in a harmonious portrayal of devotion and divine power.

This painting is made with pure gold in vintage look.