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A beautifully detailed vintage Indian devotional print titled “Krishna Kreeda”, featuring Lord Krishna surrounded by gopis in a serene moonlit pastoral setting. Measuring 14 x 20 inches, this framed artwork carries strong old-world character and is an attractive collectible for lovers of traditional Indian religious and mythological art.
The composition captures a graceful Krishna Leela scene, with Lord Krishna positioned among gopis in a richly illustrated landscape. The surrounding elements include cows, peacocks, swans, flowering plants, water, pavilion architecture and a glowing moonlit sky, creating a visually layered and highly decorative devotional scene.
The lower margin retains the original printed title “KRISHNA KREEDA / कृष्ण क्रीड़ा” along with the important printed name “Anant Shivaji Desai, Bombay”. This surviving period detail adds significant historical and collector interest to the piece and connects it with the early commercial circulation of Indian devotional prints in Bombay.
The artwork is preserved in an old wooden frame, retaining the natural patina and signs of age expected from a vintage collectible. The colours remain attractive, with rich greens, reds, blues and warm earthy tones giving the image a strong decorative presence.
Product Details
Title: Krishna Kreeda
Publisher / Distributor Mark: Anant Shivaji Desai, Bombay
Size: 14 x 20 inches
Subject: Lord Krishna with Gopis / Krishna Leela
Medium: Vintage devotional print
Frame: Old wooden frame
Style: Indian mythological / devotional art
Key Features
Vintage Krishna Kreeda devotional print
Original Anant Shivaji Desai, Bombay printed detail
14 x 20 inch framed format
Rich Krishna Leela composition
Cows, peacocks, swans and moonlit landscape
Old wooden frame with natural patina
Strong collector and heritage décor appeal
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