Pichwai Red Thali Large

Udaipur, a mesmerising haven, nestled amidst lakes and breathtaking panoramas, where the convergence of mountains, sky, and temple spires unfolds, has been a perennial muse for creative minds. The city's murals and artworks, meticulously portraying vibrant depictions of imagined flora, fauna, majestic beasts, and regal birds, along with formidable princes, have served as the wellspring of inspiration for our meticulously crafted objects of brass and stone inlay.

Art and devotion are deeply intertwined in Indian tradition, particularly in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, where devotees of Shrinathji, an incarnation of the child god Krishna, have long expressed a deep love for their deity through painting. Among the textiles that surround this idol is the Pichwai which literally translates to ‘that which hangs at the back’. Our take on Pichwai features the same motifs distinctive to the artform – elegantly rendered cows, tropical plants, tumbling clouds – delicately etched in brass flatware.