Shrinathji with Govardhan Hill

This elegant Madhubani painting depicts Shrinathji adorned with traditional jewelry, a peacock feather crown, and a graceful expression, embodying both divine beauty and strength.

The semi-circular patterns in the background represent Govardhan Hill, intricately detailed with birds, turtles, and peacocks, adding life and movement to the sacred landscape. The use of vibrant yellow, pink, and orange, contrasted with fine black pen work, is characteristic of the Madhubani (or Mithila) folk art style. Traditional borders, repetitive motifs, and a rich use of symbolism root this artwork deeply in the cultural and devotional heritage of India’s Bihar region.

This painting celebrates devotion (bhakti), nature, and the divine protector, Shrinathji.

The use of bold colors like black, orange, pink, and green, along with fine linework and dotted background textures in yellow, reflect the Kachni and Bharni styles of Madhubani art. The blooming foliage, rhythmic curves, and traditional symbolism embody the natural harmony and cultural richness of the Mithila region. This piece is a celebration of life, nature, and artistic heritage.