‘Raas Leela’ Raja Ravi Varma Lithograph Print

Title: Raas Leela

Size: 15”X11”

This oleograph print from the 1920s showcases "Raas Leela” by Ravi Varma, an acclaimed Indian artist renowned for depicting scenes from the Mahabharata and Ramayana epics.

Raas Leela, rooted in Indian tradition, is a vibrant dance form named after Lord Krishna's divine dance, "Raas." It's a joyous celebration of folklore and mythology, featuring intricate footwork, graceful movements, and colorful costumes. Deeply tied to the Holi festival, Raas Leela embodies the playful love between Lord Krishna and the gopis, expressed through concentric circles and rhythmic footwork, creating a visually captivating performance rich in cultural significance.

This chromolithograph was crafted at the Karla-Lonavla Press.

Learn more about Raja Ravi Varma and his artworks here.

We evaluated the frame and painting, conducting necessary polishing and repairs while preserving its originality. Although we will take great care during shipping, we cannot provide a guarantee for the glass within the frame.

Please note that vintage pieces come with small imperfections, that’s a part of its beauty and age.