Rajput Hand-Painted Aranmula Mirror Frame Set of 2 – Krishna and Radha

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Rajput Hand-Painted Aranmula Mirror Frame Set of 2 – Krishna and RadhaKrishna and Radha are almost never painted apart in Indian devotional art their story is one of the most enduring in Hindu mythology, representing divine love and devotion. This set of two Aranmula shaped frames sets them in profile, hand painted in the Rajput painting style of Rajasthan, against a deep blue, dotted background reminiscent of a night sky. Krishna appears with his eyes closed, playing his flute, crowned with a peacock feather; Radha is

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framed by a lotus-dotted lakeside landscape rendered in the fine brushwork and layered colour typical of Rajput painting

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