| Code | PICH113 |
| Artist Name | Radhe Shyam Sharma |
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| Medium: | Poster color on cloth |
| Size: | 48x36 Inch |
| Location: | Delhi |
Nand Mahotsav, another festival that is portrayed in Pichwai most famous artworks, is celebrated the day after Janmashtami. Also known as Nandotsava, this day is considered auspicious as Krishna was brought home by his foster parents, Nanda and Yashoda. On Nand Mahotsav, the Panchamrit Abhisheka and the Maha Aarti are performed in many temples, and the idol of Shrinath Ji, as a baby, is placed in a decorated cradle, which is worshipped for the rest of the day.
Sometimes the idols of Yashoda and Nanda are also placed next to him. The pichwai style depicting the festival of Nand Mahotsav shows Krishna in a cradle surrounded by his parents, while people celebrate his birth outside. Villagers eager to see him lined up outside their house, and Nanda, out of happiness, distributes sweets, clothes, and ornaments to saints and sages.
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