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Vitthalnathji, son of the Pushti-Marg founder, Vallabhacharya, is seen in the process of an imaginative "seva" or special worship for Shreenathji, along with his brother, the goswami, Purshottamji. Natural stone pigment on cloth. School of Nathdwara, Rajasthan.
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Product Specifications
Dimensions
Width 40.64 cm (16”)
Height 49.53 cm (19.5”)
Product material
Natural Stone pigment on cotton.
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Care & Instructions:
- Material: dyed cotton with natural stone pigment.
- Made in India.
- The Pichwai ships rolled in a tube. One can frame in a weather-resistant wood frame.
- Alternatively, it can be hung with a wooden batten which is a concealed method of hanging.
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