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Standing Lord Krishna Idol with Flute & Peacock

Standing Lord Krishna Idol with Flute & Peacock

Rs. 1,306.00
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Adorn your space with this enchanting Standing Lord Krishna Idol. The beloved deity is captured in his iconic Tribhanga posture, playing his divine Bansuri (flute), with a majestic peacock detail on his crown. Crafted for enduring beauty, this divine figure is ideal for a home temple, altar, meditation space, or a dedicated decorative corner. It serves as a powerful, sacred decorative accent, making a perfect and heartfelt gift for festivals, housewarmings, or spiritual milestones.

  • Material: Pure Brass
  • Symbolizes: Divine love, joy, and dharma (righteousness)

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The Adaak Divine Lord Krishna Idol is a revered and charming centerpiece, exquisitely crafted from solid brass, that radiates the playful energy and wisdom of the Lord. This figure portrays Lord Krishna in his iconic Tribhanga (triple-bend) posture, standing gracefully while holding and playing the sacred bansuri (flute). A defining feature is the peacock feather adorning his crown, symbolizing beauty, purity, and his identity as the eternal divine lover. The entire brass sculpture is defined by rich, intricate detailing, evident in the elaborate crown, beaded jewelry, flowing drapery, and the decorative, ornate base. Significance: Lord Krishna is worshipped as the embodiment of divine love, joy, and dharma (righteousness). His presence is highly auspicious for promoting harmony, happiness, and spiritual bliss. Crafted for enduring beauty, this divine figure is ideal for a home temple, altar, meditation space, or a dedicated decorative corner. It serves as a powerful, sacred decorative accent, making a perfect and heartfelt gift for festivals, housewarmings, or spiritual milestones.

  • Premium Construction: Crafted from brass for lasting heirloom quality and traditional appeal.
  • Iconic Design: Features Krishna in the traditional Tribhanga pose with the bansuri and peacock feather.
  • Rich Detailing: Showcases meticulous, ornate detailing across the entire figure, emphasizing its sacred artistry.
  • Divine Symbolism: Represents joy, love, harmony, and spiritual connection.
  • Auspicious Presence: Ideal for inviting positive energy and cultural depth into any space.

Usage

  • Home Temple/Altar: The traditional place for daily devotion and prayers.
  • Living Room Display: A charming and spiritual focal point for the main living area.
  • Bedroom Accent: Used to promote love, harmony, and creative inspiration.
  • Gifting for New Ventures: An excellent present for housewarmings or the start of a new project.
  • Meditation Corner: Creates an atmosphere of peace and divine connection.

Adaak is dedicated to creating high-quality, spiritually profound decorative items that honor tradition and divine grace. Our Divine Lord Krishna Idol with Peacock is a testament to this, meticulously crafted from brass to capture the playful elegance and supreme charm of the Bansuri Player. The rich, intricate detailing and traditional brass construction ensure this idol stands as a premium, artistic, and profoundly sacred piece. By choosing this Divine Showpiece from Adaak, you invite timeless blessings of joy, harmony, and spiritual fulfillment into your home or the home of a loved one.

What is the material of this Krishna idol?

The sculpture is crafted from brass.

Does the statue feature detailed work?

Yes, it features rich and meticulous detailing on the figure and base.

What is the significance of the Bansuri (flute)?

The flute symbolizes the call of the Divine and the creation of harmony and joy.

Why is the peacock included?

The peacock feather is a key identifier of Krishna, symbolizing beauty, purity, and divinity.

What is the posture of the deity?

He is depicted in the graceful, stylized Tribhanga (triple-bend) posture.

Where should I ideally place this idol?

It is traditionally placed in a home temple or a peaceful, clean area of the home.