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Vintage Shri Krishna Janma – Framed Indian Devotional Art Print | Lahore
Size: 10 × 14 Inches
Product Description
A captivating vintage Indian devotional art print titled “Shri Krishna–Janma”, depicting the divine birth of Lord Krishna within the prison of Mathura.
The composition portrays Vasudeva and Devaki with the newborn Krishna, surrounded by radiant divine figures. Lord Vishnu appears in a luminous form, while other deities are depicted above, creating a richly detailed scene of devotion and divine revelation.
The artwork features intricate architectural elements, delicate floral details and beautifully rendered traditional garments. Its soft yet vibrant colours and expressive figures reflect the distinctive charm of vintage Indian religious printmaking.
The print retains its original decorative border, multilingual inscriptions and historical publication details, making it an interesting addition to a collection of Indian devotional artwork.
Original Publication Details
– Original Title: SHRI KRISHNA–JANMA
– Artists & Designers: Girdhari Lal Brijlal, Anarkali, Lahore
– Series Number: K. No. 3
– Printer: Half-Tone Press, Calcutta (full press name to be verified)
– Additional Inscription: AFTER THIS SEE SERIAL No. 4
– Presentation: Traditional black wooden frame
Product Highlights
– Vintage devotional print illustrating the birth of Lord Krishna.
– Original Lahore artists’ and designers’ details.
– Numbered artwork from a Krishna-themed series.
– Original Calcutta printing information.
– Beautifully detailed religious composition.
– Decorative printed border with Hindi and English inscriptions.
– Presented in a traditional black wooden frame.
Condition
Vintage condition with visible age-related discolouration, minor spotting, paper marks and wear along the margins. The wooden frame also shows signs of age.
Please examine all photographs carefully for the exact condition.
A Distinctive Piece of Indian Print Heritage
With its original Lahore attribution, Calcutta printing details and numbered series identification, this framed artwork offers an interesting glimpse into Indian devotional print culture.
A charming addition to a collection of historical Indian prints, Krishna imagery or heritage wall décor.
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