Govardhan

Description

Govardhan (Original), Tejal (2024)

50 x 50 cm, Acrylic on Canvas – Circular

About the Artwork

This piece symbolises a part of Hindu folklore, where little Krishna lifted up Mount Govardhan on his little finger to shetler the people in the villaige of Brindavan from a deadly storm.

Your Home and Collection

This is the perfect addition to any room, bringing in a dynamic burst of colour and culture. It makes for a great conversation piece and provides a fresh break from your daily life, exuding transquility of spiritual peace, protection, and cool tones paired with the richness of Hindu folklore.

It is guaranteed to be a unique addition to your collection as Tejal’s perspective of Hinduism translated into her semi-abstract style and engaging colour palletes is unprecedented. The composition keeps your eyes hooked: from the evil eye symbol representing the ‘eye of the hurricane’ to the harsh strokes of the rain hitting the sacred Govardhan Parvat, and Krishna’s elusive divine glow.