radha krishna idol brass

  • Sale! magnificent, highly detailed golden brass statue depicting the divine couple Lord Krishna and Radha, posed gracefully against an intricately carved ornate bench or jhoola (swing). The Hindu deities exude an aura of serenity and divine love, captured with exquisite craftsmanship against a soft, light background, highlighting every intricate detail. On the left, Lord Krishna stands or leans elegantly, holding his characteristic flute horizontally to his lips, poised as if playing a melodious tune. He wears an elaborate crown adorned with a prominent peacock feather, symbolizing his connection to nature and royalty. His bare upper body is embellished with multiple long necklaces (malas), armlets, and wristbands. A finely draped dhoti, featuring rich textural patterns and folds, covers his lower body, while his feet are bare. His serene facial expression and gentle smile evoke a sense of peace and divine charm. Beside him, on the right, Radha stands or leans gracefully, facing slightly towards Krishna, her posture conveying devotion and elegance. She is depicted wearing a flowing, highly textured sari or lehenga, adorned with a multitude of traditional jewelry, including multiple layers of necklaces, earrings, bangles, and a delicate headpiece visible beneath her draped veil. Her expression is one of gentle affection and reverence. In her left hand, she delicately holds a small offering or decorative item, enhancing her graceful demeanor. The ornate brass bench serving as their support or backdrop is a work of art itself, featuring richly sculpted backrests and legs with swirling patterns, possibly floral motifs, stylized peacocks, or mythical creature heads, showcasing the traditional Indian aesthetic. The entire idol is rendered in a warm, antique golden hue, characteristic of brass and bronze sculptures, with polished surfaces and finely etched patterns that catch the light, emphasizing the intricate folds of their garments and the delicate features of their faces. This traditional Indian idol beautifully embodies Hindu mythology and devotional art, making it a perfect representation for Hindu home decor, temple worship, or a cherished spiritual artifact for meditation and reflection, evoking the eternal love story of Radha and Krishna.

    Brass Radha Krishna Murti 1ft

    Original price was: ₹26,000.00.Current price is: ₹18,800.00. Inclusive of all taxes

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    The material used in it is brass. Our best artisans wonderfully craft this sculpture. Each of these brass sculptures will have the same shape because they are all created from the same mold. Variations in color & finishing between statues are possible. For more such statues browse our website.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand carved in brass
    Total Height Including Base:  11.5 inches/ 1 ft approx
    Width: 12 inches
    Depth: 5.5 inches

    Weight: 8 Kg approx

     

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