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This Radha and Krishna statue measures approximately 8" tall, 6.25" wide, and 3" deep.

• This Radha and Krishna statue is made of cold cast polyresin, hand painted, and polished individually.

Mythical traditions around the persona of Sri Krishna are entertaining and philosophically rich in equal measures. According to his devotes, when Krishna sits on his favourite Kadamba tree and plays the Mahananda flute, the tunes thus produced capture Radha’s heart, and she comes running, longing for the company of her treasured Krishna. Radha’s yearning for Krishna is seen as a symbolism for the soul’s yearning for the Ultimate Truth, whose personification is Krishna.

• 15.20 INCH HEIGHT X 9.20 INCH WIDTH X 5.00 INCH DEPTH,5.62kg

Mythical traditions around the persona of Sri Krishna are entertaining and philosophically rich in equal measures. According to his devotes, when Krishna sits on his favourite Kadamba tree and plays the Mahananda flute, the tunes thus produced capture Radha’s heart, and she comes running, longing for the company of her treasured Krishna. Radha’s yearning for Krishna is seen as a symbolism for the soul’s yearning for the Ultimate Truth, whose personification is Krishna.

• 15.20 INCH HEIGHT X 9.20 INCH WIDTH X 5.00 INCH DEPTH,5.62kg

This brass Shivlinga is a unique form of the sacred Lingam, the iconic symbol of Lord Shiva. In this representation, the Shivlinga bears a divine face, signifying the presence of Lord Shiva himself. The Shivlinga, adorned with the Naga Chattravalirepresents the formless and transcendental aspect of Lord Shiva, while the face symbolises his immanent and personal form.

44 inch Height x 13.3 inch Width x 11 inch Depth 44 inch Height x 11 inch Width x 11.5 inch Depth 44 inch Height x 14 inch Width x 15.7 inch Depth

This magnificent brass sculpture portrays Lord Venkateshwara, also known as Balaji, the presiding deity of the revered Tirupati temple in India. The intricate craftsmanship and intricate details of this statue reflect the deep spiritual connection of the artisans who poured their love and devotion into creating it. Lord Venkateshwara is believed to be the bestower of wealth and spiritual growth. By welcoming this divine representation into your home, you invite the grace and blessings of Lord Venkateshwara, enhancing your prosperity, peace, and spiritual well-being.

According to legend, Buddha was born from the right side of his mother. Immediately upon his birth, he stood up and took seven steps, and wherever his feet touched the earth lotuses sprang up. Raising his finger he said: "Worlds above, worlds below, there's no one in the world like me." Finally, Suzuki elaborated. "They tell me that when a baby is born, it cries. What does the baby say when it cries? The baby says 'Worlds above, worlds below, there's no one in the world like me!' All babies are Buddha babies." So what was the distinguishing characteristic of Queen Maya's baby? He knew that he was a Buddha baby. According to Joseph Campbell, "The whole thing of Buddha consciousness means getting to know you are it. That takes a lot of work, principally because society keeps telling you that you are not it."

29" Large Size Radha Krishna Under the Kadamba Tree In Brass

"May the sound of the singing bowl purify your mind, body, and soul." The Medicine Buddha, a sacred creation from India, represents Bhaisajyaguru, the healer of suffering and affliction. His deep blue colour signifies healing and the essence of tranquillity. In his right hand, he holds the medicinal plant aura, symbolizing the power to cure diseases. His left-hand rests on his lap, holding a bowl filled with healing nectar. The sound of a singing bowl resonates with the Buddha's healing energy. As you reflect on this sculpture, you are reminded of the power of healing and the profound connection between mind, body, and soul.

Hanuman's boundless love and loyalty towards Lord Rama have made him a symbol of selfless devotion in Hinduism. His devotion to Lord Rama was so profound that he considered himself a humble servant and devotee, ready to do anything for the welfare of his beloved master. Another remarkable aspect of Lord Hanuman's character is his humility. Despite possessing immense powers and being hailed as a divine figure, Hanuman remained humble and never sought recognition or praise for his heroic deeds. His humility serves as a reminder for devotees to embrace simplicity and selflessness on their spiritual journey.

There are ample kinds of lamps available in the market, carved and moulded in extensive beautifying patterns and varied sizes, but this one shown here is a unique ornamentation to decorate your office or house corners. Its style of carving and its design, allows it to be used in multipurpose ways to enhance your surroundings. It has a low depth pond as the base which holds the long stems of the flowers. The three flat lotus leaves are chiseled precisely in an elegant and rich pattern with the ends beautifully joined in a slight wavy slant. The long sunflower blooming high is sculpted in multiple layers of curved petals. This sculpture can be used as a simple home décor to grace the surrounding, also you can festoon it by placing designer diyas on the leafy trays and filling the pond by water and floating flower petals; well lit diyas and a combination of rose petals will enrich the grace and elegance of this sculpture. Keeping this fancy lamp at any plain corner can embellish the place in absolute charm.

• Looks On As Radha Dances, Multi Colour
• Exotic India Tribhang Murari Krishna