The Divine Playfulness of Bal Gopal: A Delightful Krishna MakhanChor Idol

Name : The Divine Playfulness of Bal Gopal: A Delightful Krishna MakhanChor Idol

Material : Marble

Type : Krishna Idol

Product Length : 6 cm

Product Height : 10 cm

Product Breadth : 8 cm

Net Quantity (N) : 1

Bal Gopal" refers to the child form of Lord Krishna, who is a major deity in Hinduism. One of the most endearing and popular depictions of Bal Gopal is of him stealing and eating butter, which is known as "Makhan Chor" (butter thief). This imagery captures the playful and mischievous nature of young Krishna.

Characteristics of Bal Gopal with Makhan :  

Bal Gopal (Baby Krishna) :  

Depicted as a young child, often crawling or in a playful pose.

Usually adorned with minimal yet charming jewelry such as anklets, bracelets, and a waist belt.

Sometimes shown with a peacock feather on his head, which is a distinctive symbol associated with Krishna.

Makhan (Butter) :  

Krishna is often depicted holding a ball of butter in his hand or eating from a pot.

In some idols and paintings, he is shown with butter smeared on his face, indicating his playful theft.

Pot of Butter (Makhan Handi) :  

A small earthen or metal pot often accompanies the depiction, either in Krishna’s hands or placed nearby.

The pot is typically shown overflowing with butter or curd, emphasizing his love for dairy products.

Playful and Mischievous Expression :  

The expression on Bal Gopal’s face is typically joyful, mischievous, and innocent.

His eyes are often wide with excitement, and his lips are curved into a playful smile.

Country of Origin : India