Bal Krishna: The Joy of Vrindavan

The divine child of Vrindavan pauses in quiet wonder, his world as pure as the joy he holds within.

In the heart of Vrindavan, Bal Krishna leans gently against a pot of butter, his gaze calm and curious as he admires the simple delight before him. Every detail of his form reflects the innocence, charm, and quiet wonder of the divine child, a moment where curiosity and divinity meet.

The butter pot holds a delicate design of Yashoda Maa peeking into Krishna’s mouth, a small but profound touch that hints at the infinite within the everyday. It is a reminder that even in still admiration, the universe unfolds in the presence of the divine.

The porcelain like finish enhances the softness of his form and the serene expression on his face. This sculpture is more than a depiction of a tender moment. It is a story of devotion, love, and wonder, inviting the viewer to pause, reflect, and feel the quiet magic of the divine in every simple act.

13.5 x 13.5 x 13 in (LxBxH)

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