Number of Items : 1 Lord Krishna Statue
Height : 1.8″ / 4.4 cm
Length : 1.6″ / 4.1 cm
Weight : 50 gms (approx)
Metal : Brass

Description : Lord Krishna brass statue.

History : The most engaging aspect Lord Krishna are the stories of his boyhood. Although his divinity is never left in doubt, it is subordinated to the more human side of his nature. Thus he is described has a mischievous child, whose mother was inclined to overlook the pranks he played on her and their neighbours. Here the adorable little Krishna is poised on his knees, one hand stealthily tucked into a pot of butter. The lower part of his feet are slightly raised, in order to facilitate his flight if the rightfull owner approchsed him. If one such famous incident he brock the pitcher containing this delicious, made a ball of butter that fell out and played with it. when a complaint was maid to his mother, try as she might, she could not be crossed with him, as she charmed her with his feigned innocence. She could only manage smile at him. He is beautifully bejeweled, and his flute is tucked inside his dhoti. Undoubtedly, the ” innocent Prankser ” has many more pranks up his sleeve.

Number of Items : 1 Radha Krishna Statue
Height : 2.4” / 6 cm
Width : 1.5” / 3.7 cm
Weight : 150 gms (approx) 

Description : Brass statue of  Radha and Krishna standing posture.

History : Radha Krishna are collectively known within Hinduism as the combination of both the feminine as well as the masculine aspects of God.  Krishna in Vrindavana is sometimes depicted with Radha standing on his left, on whose bosom sits Lakshmi.