Radha Krishna Pattachitra style

.This vibrant painting depicts a scene from the Hindu mythology, showcasing the divine love between Radha and Krishna. The central figures are Radha and Krishna, standing under a blooming tree. Krishna, with his signature blue skin and peacock feather adornment, holds a ‘Pichakari” in his hand,  playing holi .Radha, with her gentle expression and flowing attire, stands close to him.
The painting also features several Gopis (cowherdesses) surrounding the couple. They are dressed in colorful attire and appear to be engaged in a playful dance or celebration. The lush green background and the presence of a river with swans add to the idyllic setting.
The painting is executed in a traditional Indian style, with bold outlines, flat areas of color, and intricate decorative elements. The use of vibrant colors like red, yellow, green, and blue creates a sense of joy and festivity.
Overall, the painting is a beautiful portrayal of the divine love story of Radha and Krishna, capturing their spiritual union and the devotion of their followers.
Additional Notes:
* The style of the painting  is Pattachitra style of Orrisa
* The painting’s use of vibrant colours and simple, geometric shapes is characteristic of this art form.