Radha and Krishna in the Forest Kangra School Framed Paper Print with Poem by Chandi Das

This captivating paper print depicts Radha and Krishna in the Forest, a serene and intimate moment from the Kangra school of painting, dating to the late 18th century. The scene is set amidst lush greenery, with delicately rendered trees, flowering plants, and birds, creating a romantic and tranquil backdrop. Radha, adorned in a rich red robe with intricate gold detailing, sits gracefully opposite Krishna, who is depicted with his iconic blue complexion and dressed in golden yellow attire. In her hand, Radha holds a lotus flower, symbolizing purity and divine love, while the two exchange tender gazes, embodying the eternal bond between the divine lovers.
Below the artwork is a soul-stirring poem by Chandidas that perfectly complements the image:
"Like stilled lightning her fair face
I saw her by the river
Her hair dressed with jasmine
Plaited like a coiled snake.
O friend I will tell you
the secret of my heart.
With her laughing glances
and gentle smile,
she made me wild with love"
This framed print beautifully combines fine art with lyrical poetry, making it a meaningful piece for lovers of Indian art, culture, and devotional themes. Ideal for display in living spaces, galleries, or meditation rooms.

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