This is a brightly coloured, traditional devotional painting or print depicting the Hindu deities Radha and Krishna.

The figures are shown close-up, facing forward, and are adorned in elaborate crowns and heavy gold jewellery, typical of royal or divine representation.

Krishna (on the right) is depicted with a darker complexion (often blue in many traditional portrayals) and wearing a large, ornate crown.

Radha (on the left) is fairer, wearing a jewelled headdress and covered with a blue-green veil.

Both figures have large, expressive eyes and serene expressions, and are surrounded by a bright yellow halo or aureole, signifying their divinity.

The style is characteristic of vintage calendar art or oleographs from the late 19th or early 20th century in India, known for their vivid colours and detailed ornamentation.