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A rare vintage Indian devotional print titled “KRISHNA PREM PHULWARI”, portraying Lord Krishna and Radha together in an enchanting moonlit flower garden.
Krishna, identifiable by his peacock-feather crown, is shown presenting a floral garland to Radha amid a richly coloured garden filled with blossoms. The moonlit background, architectural elements and warm red-gold palette give the composition a romantic and highly atmospheric character, beautifully expressing the traditional theme of divine love between Radha and Krishna.
The original lower margin retains important period information, significantly enhancing its historical and collectible interest.
Original Title: Krishna Prem Phulwari / प्रेम फुलवारी
Catalogue No.: K 016
Subject: Radha Krishna / Divine Love
Published by: Punjab Dharmic Pictures Manfg. Co.
Address: Anarkali, Lahore
Printing Credit: Period Anarkali, Lahore printer / block-maker imprint retained on the sheet
Medium: Vintage colour devotional print on paper
Origin: Lahore, Undivided India
Period: Pre-Partition / early 20th-century vintage print
Presentation: Preserved in an old dark wooden frame
Condition: Original vintage condition with natural age toning, minor creases, marks and edge wear consistent with age. Please refer to photographs for exact condition.
The combination of the romantic Radha-Krishna subject, original K 016 catalogue number and Punjab Dharmic Pictures’ Anarkali Lahore imprint gives this artwork strong appeal for collectors of early Indian religious imagery and historic Lahore print culture.
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