Krishna with Snake and flute

Krishna with Snake and fluteKrishna is always depicted as the Blue God. It means that the body is so transparent almost as if it was not there. Whatever is infinity is represented by blue. The sky is blue and so is the ocean. Krishna always stand with one foot firmly on the ground the other foot crossed over as though it is touching but not really touching. It is elsewhere. This is called tribhangy pose, implying perfect balance. He holds the flute in his hands with a smile on

A particular incident was when Lord Hanuman asked why Goddess Sita put “Sindoor” on her forehead

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and the sustainer of the world created by Brahma as well as the law of the Vedas

a family man

Budhi (intellect)

Goddess Saraswati will always be shown with a Veena in her hands

During this a hungry lion sat with patience to make her his prey

the sindoor was a sign of her unconditional love and respect

just add dry flowers with few drop of air freshner and a diya in the middle- looks authentic and pleasant as ever

The sky is blue and so is the ocean

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This brass statue is solid and sturdy