NEO CLASSIC Idol Statue of Shrinathji (Shrinath Srinath Ji) in The Form of Banke Bihari Krishna Murti I Made of Metal and Painted in Multi-Colors, Often Including Gold Accents (9 inches)

Name : NEO CLASSIC Idol Statue of Shrinathji (Shrinath Srinath Ji) in The Form of Banke Bihari Krishna Murti I Made of Metal and Painted in Multi-Colors, Often Including Gold Accents (9 inches)

Material : Metal

Type : Krishna Idol

Product Length : 5 cm

Product Height : 23 cm

Product Breadth : 15 cm

Net Quantity (N) : 1

This type of idol is usually made of metal and painted in multi-colors, often including gold accents. Height : 9 inches

It would make a beautiful addition to a home altar or a decorative piece for devotees of Lord Krishna.

Shrinathji is a form of Lord Krishna, specifically worshipped in the Pushti Marg tradition. Banke Bihari Krishna is another name for Lord Krishna, particularly associated with the Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan, India.

This idol/statue typically represents Lord Krishna in his playful and youthful form, often depicted with a flute in his hand, symbolizing his divine love and charm.

Iconography : The idol typically depicts Lord Krishna in his child form, holding a flute in one hand and often with his other hand raised in a gesture of blessing or playing with his devotees. He may be standing or sitting in a playful pose.

Country of Origin : India