1.
White chalk called as _____ is used as the gorund for paints in Pichwai painintgs?
2.
He was an ardent devotee of Shrinathji and a devotional philosopher.
3.
The Pushtimarg sect belongs to the ____ tradition and involves the worship of Shri Krishna.
4.
This Pichwai depicts dancing peacocks spreading their feather as a symbol of rainy season.
5.
This colour lotuses are a common motif in the Pichwai paintings depicting the summer season.
6.
The eyes of Lord Shrinathji was traditionally made using a single-hair ___ brush in Pichwai paintings.
7.
During Govardhan Puja, cows of the this lineage are worshipped as they beloved by Krishna.
8.
Every Pichwai painting relates to a specific celebration of a ______.
9.
There are three main communities of artists who made these paintings the Gaur, ____, and Mewaras.
10.
This festival besided Daan Lila, Gopashtami and Janmashtami, Govardhan Puja, and Holi, are majorly depicted on Pichwai.
11.
Pichwai painting generally has 24 boxes in its design, which are called the ____.
12.
Some Pichwai are also embellished with traditional style appliqués and _____.
13.
This artist from the Bhilwara district of Rajasthan is one of the prominent artists who is trying to pass on this art to the next generations.
14.
Elaborate ___ on the figure of Srinathji is one of the main features of the Pichwai artwork.
15.
The old name of Nathdwara was ___.
16.
This is a worship of painted representation of the actual swaroops that is encouraged and considered an important form of worship in Pushtimarg.
17.
These are Lotus Pichwai paintings which feature primarily lotus flowers.
18.
A day at Shreenathji ki Haveli is divided into ____ darshans.
19.
Deccani or Golconda style of Pichwais originated in _____.
20.
Among the numerous narrow lanes around Lord Shreenathji's Haveli in Nathdwara there is the street where artists reside and practice world famous Pichwai art.
