Description

In red silk adorned, with jewels so bright,

Mira is lost in the devotional sight,

Her eyes reflect a love so pure and true,

For Krishna, her Lord with skin of blue.

The flute-playing God with peacock crown,

Calls to her heart with that sacred sound,

While family speaks of earthly ties,

Her soul with Krishna’s melody flies.

“How can I wed another’s hand,

When yours, O Lord, I understand?

My heart beats only for your song,

To you alone do I belong.”

The painting speaks of love divine,

Where mortal soul and God combine,

“My heart is already wed to thee,

O Krishna, my eternal beloved, set me free.”

About Priti Jain

PRITI JAIN is drawn to the quiet beauty of Indian traditions, working from close observation of people, rituals, folktales, and subtle human emotions. Her paintings bring together memory, culture, and imagination to give form to both inner and outer worlds. A self-taught artist with over three decades of experience, she relies on intuition shaped by years of practice. Each work begins with a visual impulse that gradually unfolds into a complete narrative. Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, her compositions are marked by softness, richness, and visual depth, offering viewers a sense of calm, reflection, and emotional resonance.