radha krishna ki murti

  • Sale! magnificently intricate and detailed light-toned wood carving depicting the divine Hindu deities Radha and Krishna, standing gracefully under a stylized canopy of a tree. Krishna, positioned on the left, is shown in a classic Tribhanga pose (a thrice-bent body posture), playing his bansuri (flute) with a serene and blissful expression. He is adorned with an elaborate crown featuring a peacock feather, multiple necklaces, armlets, and a intricately draped dhoti. Radha, standing to his right, gazes gently towards Krishna with a loving expression, holding a delicate garland or mala in her hands, suggesting an offering of devotion or affection. She is dressed in a flowing sari, adorned with traditional jewelry and a head covering. Above the central figures, a lush, highly detailed tree canopy with numerous individual leaves and clusters of berries or fruits forms an elegant arch, suggesting a natural setting like the sacred groves of Vrindavan. Flanking the main couple at their feet are two smaller, equally detailed figures, possibly devotees or gopis, standing reverently with their hands pressed together in the 'Namaste' mudra (Anjali Mudra), symbolizing prayer and homage. The entire sculpture rests on a multi-tiered, circular pedestal that is a masterpiece of craftsmanship itself. The uppermost tier features a continuous frieze of miniature, intricately carved cows and calves, evoking Krishna's role as a divine cowherd (Gopala). The lower tiers of the base are adorned with rich, flowing floral patterns, scrollwork, and lotus motifs, showcasing exceptional traditional Indian carving techniques. The entire piece, made from what appears to be finely polished, light-colored wood, highlights the exquisite skill and artistry involved in creating this spiritual and decorative masterpiece. A watermark displaying "the Stone" is visible on the base. This beautiful sculpture is an embodiment of devotion, divine love, and traditional Indian sacred art.

    Wooden Radha Krishna Statue 32″

    Original price was: ₹190,999.00.Current price is: ₹139,700.00. Inclusive of all taxes

    The material used in it is wood. This sculpture is wonderfully crafted by our best artisans. For more such statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs of a wooden Radha Krishna statue with utmost care and love.

    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials: Hand-carved in country wood
    Total Height Including Base: 32 inches
    Width: 21.5 inches
    Depth: 10.5 inches

    Weight:  10-15 kgs approx

     

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