The cross-legged figure of Lord Krishna is nicely chiseled out of brass. Playing his immortal flute, the Lord is spreading the tune of love and affection. The headgear of the Lord, his drapery, the flute, peacock by his side --- all have been treated in an artistic manner yielding profuseness. The sense of satisfaction is visible on the face of the Lord. Whereas the upper part of the body is left naked the lower part is covered with drapery. Lord Krishna plays his flute mesmerizing the cow-herders daughters with his enchanting melodies and irresistible charisma in Gokul. This projection of the Lord is thought to affirm life by rejoicing in worldly pleasures teaching us to enjoy our time on this earth.
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The cross-legged figure of Lord Krishna is nicely chiseled out of brass. Playing his immortal flute, the Lord is spreading the tune of love and affection. The headgear of the Lord, his drapery, the flute, peacock by his side --- all have been treated in an artistic manner yielding profuseness. The sense of satisfaction is visible on the face of the Lord. Whereas the upper part of the body is left naked the lower part is covered with drapery. Lord Krishna plays his flute mesmerizing the cow-herders daughters with his enchanting melodies and irresistible charisma in Gokul. This projection of the Lord is thought to affirm life by rejoicing in worldly pleasures teaching us to enjoy our time on this earth.
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