Shiv-Parvati Procession on Nandi | Museum-Grade Indian Art Print
Shiv-Parvati Procession on Nandi | Museum-Grade Indian Art Print
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- ✔️ Ships in 4–5 days (unframed) or 7–10 days (framed)
- ✔️ Same or next-day delivery in Mumbai & Bangalore
- ✔️ Ships worldwide
- ✔️ Framing available
- ✔️ Museum grade art – lasts 80+ years
FAQ
What makes Nakhrro prints different?
They’re not posters. These are archival pigment prints on museum-grade paper or canvas.
Will I see brushstroke detail?
Yes. Our scans capture every nuance of the original hand-painted work.
Paper or canvas—which one should I pick?
Paper is smooth and matte. Canvas has texture and depth. Both are archival.
How long will it last?
With proper care, 80–100 years. Trusted by museums worldwide.
Is framing available?
Yes. We offer framing in wood, metal, or fiber on request.
Shiva–Parvati Procession on Nandi shows Lord Shiva moving through a lush landscape on his sacred bull, Nandi, while Parvati reaches towards him beside the mount. Conch-bearing attendants announce the procession, and the open garden setting gives the devotional image an unusual sense of movement and ceremony.
The original chromolithograph is identified in its printed Marathi caption as No. 35, “Shiv Parvati” and was issued by Chitrashala Press, Pune—one of the important Indian presses that helped shape the visual culture of devotional art. Unlike formal enthroned portraits, this composition places the deities within an active public procession.
Shiva is shown with the trishul, damaru, crescent moon and serpent, while Nandi represents unwavering devotion and disciplined strength. Parvati’s presence brings Shakti into the scene, balancing Shiva’s ascetic identity with the idea of companionship and the divine household. The musicians and attendants turn the encounter into a ceremonial arrival.
Nakhrro reproduces the artwork as a museum-grade archival print using archival pigment inks. Choose Archival Matte Paper for a smooth finish and crisp chromolithographic detail, or Hahnemühle Daguerre Canvas for added texture and visual depth. With suitable display conditions, the print is designed to retain its colour and detail for 80+ years.
The saturated green landscape and strong vertical composition work especially well in a mandir area, entrance, living room, study or collector’s gallery wall. It offers the presence of traditional devotional art without the static formality of a conventional deity portrait.
Available in sizes from 8x12 to 30x40 inches, with framed and unframed options.
FAQ
What is the original title of this artwork?
The Marathi caption printed on the historic image identifies it as No. 35, “Shiv Parvati,” issued by Chitrashala Press, Pune.
Who is depicted in the artwork?
Lord Shiva appears on Nandi with Goddess Parvati beside him. Attendants surround the divine procession, sounding conches and guiding the sacred bull.
Is this a hand-painted original?
No. This is a museum-grade archival print of a historic Indian chromolithograph.
Should I choose paper or canvas?
Archival Matte Paper gives a smooth surface and sharp detail. Hahnemühle Daguerre Canvas adds a tactile texture and greater visual depth. Both are produced using archival pigment inks.
Does the artwork come framed?
Yes. Wooden, metal and fibre frame options are available, along with an unframed option. Unframed prints are shipped securely in a protective tube.
Can I order a custom size?
Yes. For dimensions beyond the listed sizes, contact the Nakhrro studio for a custom quote.
How long does delivery take?
Unframed prints are generally dispatched within 3 to 5 working days. Delivery timelines vary by destination and framing selection.
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