"Laddu Gopal: Divine Child Deity of Hinduism, Symbolizing Innocence, Love, and Playfulness. Worshiped with Devotion, Offerings, and Rituals, Bringing Joy and Blessings to Devotees Worldwide." Size 1 No.

Name : "Laddu Gopal: Divine Child Deity of Hinduism, Symbolizing Innocence, Love, and Playfulness. Worshiped with Devotion, Offerings, and Rituals, Bringing Joy and Blessings to Devotees Worldwide." Size 1 No.

Material : Brass

Type : Krishna Dress

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Laddu Gopal, also known as Bal Gopal or Kanha, is a beloved deity in Hinduism, particularly revered in the Vaishnavism tradition. This divine form of Lord Krishna is often depicted as a young child, symbolizing innocence, playfulness, and divine love.

Appearance :  

Laddu Gopal is depicted with a charming and endearing countenance, often portrayed with a mischievous smile on his lips. His complexion varies, usually depicted as blue, symbolizing his divine nature. He is adorned with beautiful garments, intricate jewelry, and often wears a peacock feather on his head. His hands are adorned with various symbolic items, such as a flute, a butter pot (laddu), and a lotus flower.

Attributes :  

Flute (Venu) : Symbolizing divine music and the enchanting melody of Lord Krishna's flute, which captivates the hearts of devotees.

Butter Pot (Laddu) : Reflecting Krishna's love for butter, it symbolizes nourishment, sweetness, and abundance.

Lotus Flower (Padma) : Represents purity, enlightenment, and spiritual awakening.

Peacock Feather (Mor Pankh) : Adorning his crown, it signifies beauty, grace, and the divine presence.

Significance :  

Laddu Gopal is worshipped by devotees seeking blessings for happiness, prosperity, and spiritual fulfillment. As a child deity, he is approachable and compassionate, inviting devotees to connect with him on a personal and intimate level.

Devotional Practices :  

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Country of Origin : India