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Vintage Chaturali – Radha Krishna Devotional Art Print | Calcutta
Size: 10 × 14 Inches
Product Description
A captivating vintage Indian devotional art print titled “Chaturali”, beautifully portraying a playful moment between Lord Krishna and Radha in an enchanting garden setting.
Lord Krishna is depicted in a graceful dancing pose, adorned with elaborate jewellery, a floral garland and vibrant traditional garments. Radha sits beside him, gazing upward with admiration, while two figures discreetly observe the scene from behind a flowering tree.
The composition is enriched with delicate flowers, lush greenery, a tranquil riverside landscape and beautifully detailed costumes. Its vivid colours and expressive figures capture the romance, devotion and artistic charm of traditional Indian religious imagery.
Original Publication Details
The lower margin retains its original printed information:
– Original Title: CHATURALI
– Publisher: Art Framing Co., Calcutta
– Publisher’s Address: 37-8 Harrison Road, Calcutta
– Printer: Gaya Art Press, Calcutta
– Artwork: Printed artist’s marks visible in the lower corners
– Presentation: Traditional black wooden frame
Product Highlights
– Vintage Radha Krishna devotional art print.
– Beautifully illustrated dancing Krishna and seated Radha.
– Richly detailed floral garden and riverside composition.
– Original Calcutta publisher and printer details.
– Decorative printed border with multilingual title.
– Traditional black wooden frame.
Condition
Vintage condition with natural age-related discolouration, minor marks and spotting on the paper. The wooden frame displays visible wear consistent with age.
Please refer to the photographs for the exact condition.
A Timeless Collectible
A charming example of vintage Indian devotional imagery, this framed Chaturali print brings together traditional religious storytelling and decorative artistry.
An elegant addition to a collection of Indian heritage prints, devotional artwork or vintage wall décor.
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