Sharad ritu follows varsha or rainy season. The weather is neither hot nor cold nor wet and the floods in varsha receded to give a brand new soil for sowing. The season is embodiment of divine pleasantness with flowers in full bloom, new vegetation and plenty of greenery in sight, birds chirping, all combined together to make land a place fit for God himself to come down and live. The conch shell at the base of the painting signifies liveliness and vivacity all joining together to make a divine sound particular to the season.