Brass Krishna Statue with Cow: 16 Inch Handmade Hindu Temple Decor
Handcrafted by brass
Category: Hindu Statues
Price: $591.31 usd
Highlights Made by Avtaar Enterprise Materials: Premium brass Width: 27.94cm/ 11 inches Height: 40.64cm/ 16 inches Bring home the gentle spirit of the god of love with this finely crafted 16 inch brass krishnji statue—a beautiful depiction of krishna with cow, beloved as balgopal and nandgopal. This premium brass piece honors shree krishna govind, easily recognized by his calm Natvarasana posture and melodious flute. The statue captures hare krishna in his early Vrindavan days, featuring a loving calf by his side and reflecting his blessing as the protector of all beings. Perfect as temple decor or home decor, brass krishnji brings a sense of peace and positive energy into your space. Display this elegant krishna with cow statue on your altar, shelf, or as a centerpiece for a traditional and divine touch. It makes a thoughtful balgopal gift or nandgopal gift for anyone who cherishes shree krishna govind. This is also a unique gift idea for celebrations, an anniversary gift, or a memorable housewarming item. Stay inspired every day with the god of love in your sanctuary, and use it to elevate your décor. Share your temple decor or home decor style featuring brass krishnji on social media to connect with other devotees and friends. Package Includes: Brass Krishnji with Calf Statue Measurements: Width: 11 inches Height: 16 inches Weight: 10.40 kg Content & Care: • Due to the hand finishing process, minor variations in finish or color add uniqueness to each piece. • Hand-carved details are a sign of true craftsmanship. • Keep away from water. Note: Please check your country’s custom or duty charges before ordering, as buyers are responsible for these fees if applicable. This hand-finished premium brass krishna with cow statue is more than just an ornament—it’s a meaningful balgopal gift or nandgopal gift, ideal for any home altar, as a housewarming item, or an anniversary gift.
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