Krishna and Putna Vadh – High Quality Print of Artwork by Pieter Weltevrede

Krishna’s maternal uncle Kansa, who was an evil king and had kept his parents – Vasudeva and Devaki – in the captivity, had sent the demoness Putana to kill infant Krishna. Putana transformed herself into a beautiful cowherd girl and went to Krishna’s house to breastfeed him with her poisonous milk. Krishna’s foster mother, Yashoda, believing Putana as a cowherd girl allowed her to breastfeed his son. Krishna, being the incarnation of God Vishnu, understood the true identity of Putana and sucked the life out of Putana. Putana screamed and ran outside the house to save herself from Krishna, but Krishna still cling on to her, transforming back to her demon form and finally died.

The Artwork is printed on Felix Schoeller coated matte paper imported from Germany, which is a type of paper specifically designed to have a smooth, non-reflective surface. The printing process utilized Epson Ultrachrome HDX inks, known for their high-quality and durability, if framed and displayed under specific conditions like room temperature will last for few decades . These inks are renowned for their vibrant color reproduction and excellent fade resistance, ensuring that the printed artwork maintains its visual appeal for a long period of time.