Cows in Indian Art

While many animals have symbolic relevance in the Indian subcontinent Cows in particular have a religious relevance that cannot be understated. From their association with Krishna to their economic importance as a source of dairy, Cows have become holy creatures via our mythos. Explore the rich tapestry of Indian artistic traditions where cows embody bounty, motherhood, and the divine in vibrant folk paintings, meticulously detailed Mughal miniatures, and intricate temple sculptures. 

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  • Contemporary Cow Pichwai

    Bhawani Shankar Sharma
    Pichwai, Rajasthan
    16x20 Inches
    Regular price Rs. 60,120
    Regular price Sale price Rs. 60,120
    Contemporary Cow Pichwai
  • Gopashtami

    Mahesh Vishnoi
    Traditional Pichwai Painting, Rajasthan
    24 x 36 In.
    Regular price Rs. 133,600
    Regular price Sale price Rs. 133,600
    Gopashtami
  • Reverence to the holy cow

    Venkat Shyam
    Traditional Gond Art, Madhya Pradesh
    36 x 48 In.
    Regular price Rs. 200,400
    Regular price Sale price Rs. 200,400
    Reverence to the holy cowReverence to the holy cow
  • Red Gopashtami Pichwai

    Mahesh Vishnoi
    Traditional Pichwai Painting
    24 x 36 In.
    Regular price Rs. 126,920
    Regular price Sale price Rs. 126,920
    Red Gopashtami Pichwai