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This artwork is painted on fine cotton and represents a pichvai, traditionally a ritual temple hanging used by the Vaishnava sect, depicting the images of Srinathji, the form of Lord Krishna worshipped in Rajasthan. During the 20th century, such religious cloths started being crafted and sold for secular purposes, likely similar to this example. Its dimensions are 49 inches by 37 inches (124 cm by 94 cm).