Original artwork description:

There is a place called Doodhpathri near Srinagar in Kashmir, India and it is not a usual tourist destination. But it is a beautiful valley with vast meadows, with the backdrop of pine trees and Himalayan mountain ranges. River Shaliganga flows through the rocks and from a distance the river almost looks like milk, on account of its milky white waters. That is why it is called Doodhpathri (Valley of Milk - "doodh" means milk in Hindi).

Here, a mother helps her children cross a wooden bridge over the river in Doodhpathri.

The painting is signed on the front and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Please note that the colors of the original painting may slightly vary from what they appear here, although best efforts are made to capture the colors as close to the original, as possible.

The painting is on stretched linen canvas and will be securely packed in a cardboard box.

Import duty/taxes, as applicable, have to be borne by the buyer. They are not included in the price or shipping cost.

Materials used:

Winsor and Newton Professional Acrylic Color, stretched linen canvas, brushes, palette knives

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