Krishna Lifting Mount Govardhan - A Madhubani Painting
This artwork is inspired by the traditional Madhubani art form and the mythological tale of Lord Krishna's protection of the villagers from Indra's wrath, as recounted in Hindu scriptures. The story is about Krishna, a young boy with divine powers, who saved his village from a big storm. Instead of worshiping the god of rain, Indra, Krishna suggested they honor the land and their animals. Angry, Indra sent a huge rainstorm to punish them. To protect the village, Krishna lifted Mount Govardhan with one finger, shielding everyone underneath from the rain.
Key Sketches
Line Drawing
Final Painting
This is a Digital Painting created using Procreate on iPad and printed on Canvas with dimensions of 2 x 3 feet. Additionally, it can be printed in any size while maintaining the 2 x 3 ratio.
This project was conceptualized and designed at @studio_khidki in collaboration with Anuja Agrawal Jejani.
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