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Krishna Statue – The Divine Flute Player

Name: Krishna Statue – The Divine Flute Player
Brand: 1stBuddha
SKU: 006
Price: 190 EUR
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This statue depicts Krishna, a prominent deity in Hinduism, shown playing the flute, which is a characteristic depiction of “Venugopala” or Krishna as the divine flute player. The piece appears to be made of bronze or a copper alloy with gilded accents. Details such as the peacock feather on the headpiece and the ornate clothing suggest fine craftsmanship.

€190.00

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Krishna Statue – The Divine Flute Player

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Krishna Statue – The Divine Flute Player

This old bronze statue depicts Krishna, the beloved Hindu deity known as the divine flute player. Krishna is one of the most widely revered figures in Indian tradition, symbolizing love, joy, and the eternal harmony of life. His graceful stance and serene expression capture the essence of divine playfulness and spiritual devotion.

The figure is adorned with delicate ornaments and a crown, emphasizing his divine presence. The natural patina across the surface highlights the age and history of the piece, while the careful detailing of the flute and drapery reflect skilled craftsmanship. This combination of artistry and symbolism makes the statue a meaningful work of Hindu devotional art.

Krishna is often shown playing the flute, enchanting all beings with his music. In Hindu iconography, this posture is associated with divine love and the spiritual bond between humanity and the divine. The statue embodies these timeless themes, making it suitable for both spiritual practice and cultural appreciation.