In Vaishnava tradition, the worshippers of Sri Krishna not only rever him as an avatar or incarnation of Vishnu, but as the manifestation of Sri Vishnu himself. He is the supreme divine being, the Purusha or the primordial male element, and the Param Brahman or the supreme god. An artistic remembrance of the powers and heavenliness of the fluting Lord of Vrindavan, this handmade bronze statue depicts his celestial form as Chaturbhuja Narayana, an amalgamation of Venugopala (fluting Krishna)’s iconography with the aspects of Vishnu- Shankha and Chakra. In his characteristic Tribhanga or triple bent posture, Krishna stands atop a lotus pedestal, attired in a beautifully delineated dhoti and fine ornaments. His elongated Kiritamukuta crown is embellished with a lovely peacock feather and his divine countenance with a U-shaped Tilak and a mesmeric smile.
Sculpted in a rounded manner, the Panchaloha murti perfectly captures the grace and divine aura of Tribhanga Krishna in his cosmic Narayana roopa, which is revered by innumerable Krishna-bhaktas as the sole deity, who sustains and protects the three realms.
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