₹18,000.00 ₹16,200.00 10% OFF
rare and captivating vintage lithograph depicting the divine moment of Lord Krishna guiding Arjuna, inspired by the epic Mahabharata. This artwork beautifully captures the spiritual essence of guidance, duty, and devotion.
Published by K.P. Hazra (Howrah, Calcutta) and printed in the early 20th century, this piece is a fine example of traditional Indian lithographic art from the colonial era.
The artwork features intricate detailing, soft vintage tones, and a timeless composition that reflects the artistic brilliance of that period. The original wooden frame adds to its antique charm, making it a perfect collectible for art lovers and heritage enthusiasts.
📏 Size
Approx: 14 x 20 inches
🕰️ Age
Estimated: 100+ years old (Early 1900s)
🪵 Material & Frame
Original vintage lithograph print
Mounted in old wooden frame with glass
Frame shows natural aging and patina (adds authenticity)
📌 Condition
Original condition maintained
Visible aging marks, foxing, and stains on paper (as seen in images)
Print colors still well-preserved
Frame has minor wear consistent with age
👉 Note: These signs of age enhance its antique value and originality.
🎨 Highlights
Rare Krishna–Arjuna Mahabharata scene
Published by K.P. Hazra, Calcutta
Authentic early 20th century print
Strong collectible & décor piece
Perfect for home temple, heritage décor, or collectors
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