Krishna & Gopis Laptop Sleeve — Indian Mythology Art Protective Case

Description

This is a traditional Indian Pichwai painting titled “Gopis Gathered for Lord Krishna” by artist Naveen Soni.
Pichwai is a traditional style of painting that originated over 400 years ago in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, India.
The paintings depict stories from Lord Krishna’s life, often featuring Radha, gopis (female cowherds), cows, and lotuses. This specific work depicts Krishna playing his flute under a sacred Kadamba tree with his gopis dancing in devotion. The painting is a fine example of the style, known for intricate details and the use of natural pigments and sometimes pure gold accents.

A streamlined neoprene laptop sleeve that wraps your device in soft, protective foam while showcasing a rich, vintage-inspired print on the front. The design evokes an intimate, ceremonial scene—warm gold tones and intricate motifs against a deep black field—bringing a touch of storybook elegance to your daily commute. Lightweight and water-resistant, the sleeve slides easily into a bag or carries on its own, while dual zippers open smoothly for quick access. The back stays solid black for a clean, low-profile look. Available in multiple sizes to match your laptop or tablet.