Lord Krishna in a gold-finish resin, standing with the flute at his lips on a square stepped base. The square base gives it a steadier footing than a round one and lifts the figure slightly, which reads well on a crowded mandir shelf.
The gold finish is applied over a moulded resin body, so the detailing in the crown, the peacock feather and the pleats of the dhoti stays crisp while keeping the weight low.
Significance: Krishna is the cosmic musician, known as Murlidhar and Bansiwala, and the note of his flute is understood as the call of the divine to the soul. He is the god of love in its fullest sense — playful, intimate and hard not to warm to, which is why so many households keep him at the centre of the shrine.
Details: Material: resin Finish: gold Base: square, stepped Dimensions: 12cm (W) x 12cm (D) x 30cm (H) Suitable for a home temple, mandir shelf or as a wedding or housewarming gift
Care: Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid polishes and harsh chemicals, which will lift the gold finish.
