Shri Raga is the sixth raga in the in the predominant ragamala (garland of melodies) classification system generally known as the Rajasthani system. It is a melancholic melody associated with late afternoon or early evening and Winter (December-January). The melody is envisioned here in this finally detailed painting as the blue-skinned crowned Krishna sitting with his consort Radha under an elegant textile awning on a terrace beside a white pavilion embellished with golden floral motifs. They are listening to a musical performance by a bearded musician, customarily identified as the legendary poet-saint Narada, and Tumburu, a horse-headed celestial singer and musician (gandharva). An attendant stands behind the divine couple holding an honorific peacock feather flywhisk (morchal). A lush garden blooms beyond the terrace railing. Poetic verses describing Shri Raga are inscribed in the header. See also M.70.59, M.73.59, and M.75.113.3.