Radha Krishna 9 Inch Super high quality marble dust Deity For Home Altars & temples/ Indian god spiritual idol/Hare krishna iskcon vigrah

This beautiful piece of marble dust sculpture is made with love by devotees from Vrindavan, made with love of devotees feelings are also attached with every product we offer.
It is 9 inches in Size Including Base ( Krishna idol is 9 inch with base ,without base is 7 inch ... Radha idol is 8 inch with base ,,,6 inch without base)
a Well crafted piece of Art
Hand painted for the Finest Details
High quality PU used for Final Polishing making washable and waterproof
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,Radha and Krishna are two deities in the religion of Hinduism. Krishna is one of the foremost gods of that faith. Some worship him as the supreme deity, of which all other gods are aspects. Generally, Krishna is associated with love and protection. Radha is the chief consort of Krishna and is worshiped as the goddess of love and motherhood.The Radha-Krishna partnership is an important part of Indian art and culture. For example, it is celebrated through many rituals and festivals. These include Radhashtami, which mainly focuses on the goddess Radha, and Krishna Janmashtami, which focuses on Krishna. The holiday of Holi, which is well-known across the world for the tradition of throwing colored dyes, celebrates the love and partnership of Vishnu and Radha. Their partnership is also the subject of many artworks.

At the heart of Radha Krishna paintings and idols is the concept of bhakti, or devotional love. The relationship between Radha and Krishna represents the yearning of the soul for the divine and the joy of that union. When you gaze upon a Radha Krishna painting, you’re not just witnessing a romantic scene—you’re looking at a visual expression of the highest form of spiritual love. Certain symbolic elements frequently appear in these paintings, each with its own spiritual meaning. Krishna’s flute represents divine music, a call to the soul to return to its spiritual home. The peacock feather on his crown stands for beauty, immortality, and the unity of all things in nature. Radha’s expressions of devotion in the paintings reflect the ideal of complete surrender to the divine, inspiring viewers to reflect on their own spiritual journeys.

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