In this artwork, the celestial dance of Lord Krishna atop the venomous serpent Kaliya emerges as a mesmerising spectacle. As the malevolent serpent’s multiple heads poisoned the sacred river Yamuna, the heavens quivered with despair. Yet, Krishna, the cosmic orchestrator, engaged in a celestial ballet, a dance of cosmic proportions. With grace transcending mortal comprehension, He subdued the serpentine menace and ascended Kaliya’s hooded realm.
His right hand, poised in the Abhaya Mudra, radiated assurance, while the serpent’s tail in his grasp symbolised the triumph of divine compassion over venomous chaos—a divine spectacle etched in the eternal verses of existence. Crafted in Panchaloha bronze from “Swamimalai” using the ancient “Madhuchista Vidhana (Lost-Wax) technique”, this statue signifies the triumph of divine harmony over chaos, where Krishna's dance becomes a mesmerising hymn of cosmic equilibrium.
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