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18" Lord Venugopal Krishna Wooden Statue with Cow

$487.50
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Soft colors and stylized carving in this wooden statute beautifully unveil the divine form of Krishna as Venugopala or the fluting protector of cows. One of the most popular images of Krishna in Hindu art, this aspect presents Krishna in his triple bent pose, with a flute on his lips, creating sweet tunes that are enjoyed by his bovine companion.


In this wooden statute, Krishna is envisioned as the cosmic Narayana, a four-armed protector of the Universe. He has a unique South Indian hairdo, fine ornaments, and a Pitambara or yellow dhoti adorning his gentle blue body. Blooming creepers form the aureole around the statue, as a symbol of the joy of nature, in the company of the supreme being.

Specifications
MIW349
Wood
Height: 18 inch
Width: 10 inch
Depth: 3 inch
Weight 2.50 kg
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A Divine Melody Carved in Wood

This exquisite wooden statue captures the divine presence of Lord Krishna in his enchanting form as Venugopal, the divine flutist, accompanied by his beloved cow. Crafted with remarkable artistry and imbued with spiritual significance, this piece is more than just a decorative item; it's a gateway to ancient tales and profound devotion. The weathered patina of the wood, along with subtle hints of original pigment, lends it a vintage charm, suggesting a lineage of reverence and storytelling passed down through generations. Lord Krishna, revered as the eighth avatar of Vishnu, is known for his playful nature, his divine wisdom, and his mesmerizing music. The flute, or 'venu', is his iconic instrument, through which he is said to have captivated the hearts of the Gopis (cow-herd maidens) and all of creation. His melodies could soothe, inspire, and even transcend the material world, drawing all beings into a state of bliss. In this depiction, Krishna's gentle gaze and the posture of his hands, poised to play, evoke the very essence of this divine music.

The Protector and Provider

The presence of the cow beside Lord Krishna is deeply symbolic in Hindu culture. Cows are considered sacred, representing abundance, nourishment, motherhood, and gentleness. Lord Krishna, often depicted as a cowherd in his childhood and youth in the village of Vrindavan, is seen as a protector and provider for both the cows and his community. His association with cows highlights his compassionate nature and his role in sustaining life and harmony. The serene expression of the cow in this carving further emphasizes this connection, portraying a peaceful coexistence and mutual affection. The intricately carved arched background, with its leafy motifs and perhaps symbolizing the banyan tree under which Krishna often played, adds to the pastoral and divine atmosphere of the scene.

A Testament to Timeless Craftsmanship

The careful hand-carving evident in this statue speaks volumes about the skill of the artisan. Each detail, from the delicate folds of Krishna's garment to the texture of the cow's hide and the flowing lines of the background, has been meticulously brought to life. The aged wood, with its visible grain and subtle imperfections, adds character and a sense of history, making this piece a unique treasure. It is a perfect addition for anyone seeking to bring a touch of spiritual tranquility, artistic beauty, and a connection to ancient Indian traditions into their home. This Venugopal Krishna statue with cow is a powerful reminder of love, peace, and the enduring magic of divine melodies.
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