Celebrate the beauty of Indian heritage with the Pichwai Tray and Coaster Set. Featuring intricate artwork inspired by the renowned Pichwai painting tradition of Rajasthan, this elegant serving accessory brings together art, culture, and functionality. Perfect for serving beverages, organizing tabletops, or enhancing décor, it adds a touch of timeless sophistication to any setting.
Originating over four centuries ago in the sacred town of Nathdwara, Rajasthan, Pichwai art is deeply rooted in the devotion to Lord Krishna. The word “Pichwai” comes from “Pichh” (back) and “Wai” (hanging textile), referring to the elaborate painted backdrops traditionally displayed behind the deity. Rich in symbolism and intricate detailing, these paintings often depict scenes from Krishna's life, celebrating themes of devotion, prosperity, and joy.
- The Design Story
- Originating over four centuries ago in the sacred town of Nathdwara, Rajasthan, Pichwai art is deeply rooted in the devotion to Lord Krishna. The word “Pichwai” comes from “Pichh” (back) and “Wai” (hanging textile), referring to the elaborate painted backdrops traditionally displayed behind the deity. Rich in symbolism and intricate detailing, these paintings often depict scenes from Krishna's life, celebrating themes of devotion, prosperity, and joy.
- The Tray:Designed to be both functional and decorative, the tray showcases vibrant Pichwai-inspired artwork that transforms everyday serving into an elevated experience. Whether used for entertaining guests or as a statement décor piece, it effortlessly blends tradition with contemporary living.
- The Coasters:Accompanying the tray are four matching coasters featuring coordinated Pichwai motifs. Designed to protect surfaces while enhancing presentation, they complete the set with elegance and artistic charm.
PICHWAI TRAY WITH 4 COASTERS
Pichwai painting depicts the tales of Lord Krishna. The Pichwai Paintings are believed to have originated about four centuries ago. It hails from the state of Rajasthan, more precisely from the Nathdwara town in the state. It is an intricate state-of-the-art gem and fine detailing work.
The word “Pichh” means back, and the word “wai” translates to textile hanging. These paintings have to be painted with much precision. The artists pay profound attention to even the smallest detail in the paintings.
MAINTENANCE:
- Wipe clean with a slightly wet cloth.
- Avoid using harsh materials for cleaning the surface as they may scratch the surface.
Contains:
1 Pichwai Tray (10*10″)
4 Pichwai coasters (4*4″)