Green leaves at the top of the gold arch are the distinctive feature of this painting, giving the design a fresh, garden-like quality that suits the forest setting of Vrindavan. The deity stands in the familiar bent posture, wearing yellow garments, a tall jewelled crown and long garlands that fall across the chest. The base is a patterned yellow strip, which echoes the garment colour and grounds the figure. The dark brown outer frame is plain compared with the ornate gold frames elsewhere in the range, which keeps attention on the picture itself and makes the piece easy to place on many types of wall.

Bihari ji, or Banke Bihari, is the presiding deity of the famous temple at Vrindavan and is loved for his tribhang pose, bent at the neck, waist and knee. Devotees say his gaze is so affecting that the temple curtain is drawn at intervals during darshan. A painting of this form brings that Vrindavan devotion into the home, and it is among the most requested subjects in the Madan Bihari Products range.