Description
Suka-vag-amrtabdhindur govindo govidam patih
Vatsapalana-sanchari
Dhenukasura-bhanjanah
What it means
Krishna’s attractiveness was like the moon rising out of an ocean of nectar. Being the master of the cowherd residents of Vrajabhumi, he protected them and the calves by destroying the demon Dhenuka who tormented them.
Krishna was also called Kanha, Nila-mani, Vasudeva, etc. He was one of the incarnations of the supreme lord, Vishnu who was one of the trinity. His charm can captivate you and leave you enchanted. The beautifully carved statuette absolutely justifies the beauty of the supremely loved deity. This reminds us of the scenario of Vrindavan when Krishna used to take out his cattle for grazing near Yamuna river and would play his flute to impress the cowgirls of the city. So experience the supremacy and miracle of the lord by bringing home this amazing statuette.
