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जमुनामों कैशी जाऊं मोरे सैया। बीच खडा तोरो लाल कन्हैया॥ध्रु०॥ ब्रिदाबनके मथुरा नगरी पाणी भरणा। कैशी जाऊं मोरे सैंया॥१॥ हातमों मोरे चूडा भरा है। कंगण लेहेरा देत मोरे सैया॥२॥ दधी मेरा खाया मटकी फोरी। अब कैशी बुरी बात बोलु मोरे सैया॥३॥ शिरपर घडा घडेपर झारी। पतली कमर लचकया सैया॥४॥ मीरा कहे प्रभु गिरिधर नागर। चरणकमल बलजाऊ मोरे सैया॥५॥
इति
Paired Painting
Flirtation on the Riverbank
This exquisite miniature transports us to the ethereal banks of the river, where the divine cowherd Krishna engages in a tender act of playful devotion with his beloved Radha. Created within the artistic atelier of Kishangarh, a kingdom renowned for its deeply lyrical and mystical interpretations of divine romance, the painting pulses with the spiritual fervor of the Bhakti movement. The landscape itself seems to participate in their love, unfurling as a lush dreamscape of rolling green hills, serene waters dotted with blossoming lotuses, and distant sanctuaries glowing under a dramatic, gathering sky. In this sacred realm, mortal time stands still, and every gesture, from the gentle placement of a water vessel to the quiet gathering of lotuses by the attendants, becomes an eternal meditation on surrender and divine grace.
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