Pichwais Paintings

They can be diluted with water or our Colorless Extender to increase transparency or blended with White to produce pastels. And to broaden your palette even further they can be mixed and/or used in conjunction with our Lumiere, Neopaque, and Dye-Na-Flow lines as well. Many fabric paints leave a stiff surface that's unpleasant to touch.

Available with us is a exceptional variety of Pichwai painting which has traced its roots from Rajasthan and is a traditional form of fabric painting. It is more finer and detailed than Phads and are used as backdrops in the Shrinathji temple at Nathdwara and in other Krishna temples. The major theme used in these paintings is Shrinathji and his exploits.

Available with us is a exceptional variety of Pichwai painting which has traced its roots from Rajasthan and is a traditional form of fabric painting. It is more finer and detailed than Phads and are used as backdrops in the Shrinathji temple at Nathdwara and in other Krishna temples. The major theme used in these paintings is Shrinathji and his exploits.

Pichwais are painted & printed with hand blocks woven or embroidered or decorated in appliqué. These paintings are created in dark rich hues on rough hand spun cloth and represent deep religious roots. Currently, Pichwais are painted in Udaipur and Nathdwara and the pichwai of Nathdwara is an embroidered cloth hanging which finds usage as decoration in temples and temple chariots.

We ensure that we make use of quality colors, pigments and oils to make certain that our paintings have long lasting luster and finish. Mastering their forte, our painters excel in giving fine finish and smoothness to the walls. Our esteemed clients appreciate the sincerity and skill of these painters in augmenting the décor.