Bring home the moment Krishna chose peace over war.
Painted by Raja Ravi Varma in 1905, Krishna's Embassy to Duryodhana draws on a pivotal moment from the Mahabharata, when Krishna comes as a messenger seeking peace. Rendered in the Academic Art style, it shows the artist's celebrated command of figure and drama. This print is restored and museum-quality. Choose a framed poster or a canvas, both ready to hang.
Framed Poster
Material: Glossy finish poster with sturdy 2mm board thickness — sleek and durable for a premium look
Frame: 1" black or white frame, perfectly fitted and laminated for lasting durability
Sizes: 8×10", A4, 11×14" and 12×16"
Canvas
Material: Premium PolyCanvas fabric, stretched over a sturdy wooden frame — ready to hang, no extra framing needed
Print quality: Fade-proof, long-lasting vibrancy that holds up for years
Sizes: 8×12", 16×20" and 20×30"
Perfect for: Pooja rooms, living rooms, study rooms; housewarmings, festivals and weddings
Each piece is printed just for you — please allow 4–8 days for delivery. As each piece is made specifically for your order, we're unable to accept cancellations or changes after purchase.
Display photos are for illustration. Actual size and colours may vary slightly from what you see on screen.
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The Story Behind the Painting
Krishna's Embassy to Duryodhana
Raja Ravi Varma·1905
Krishna walks into a hostile court to plead for peace, and stops a drawn sword with one hand. Raja Ravi Varma painted this tense Mahabharata moment for the Maharaja of Mysore in the last years of his life, and a royal patron is said to have asked him to fix one detail of it.
