6″ Krishna Hands holding Flute with peacock feather

Product Description:

• In this captivating sculpture, Lord Krishna hands gracefully positioned to hold the Morpankhi Basuri, a symbol of his melodious flute-playing that captivated the hearts of all beings in Vrindavan.
• The peacock feather adorning his crown symbolizes his connection with nature and his compassion for all creatures.
• The statue exudes a sense of divine love and harmony, illustrating Krishna’s eternal message of devotion and spiritual enlightenment.

Each intricate detail, from the intricate carving of the flute to the serene expression on Krishna’s face, evokes a profound sense of reverence and tranquility, making it a cherished centerpiece for devotees and art enthusiasts alike

Best place for Krishna Hands with Basuri
At Home   :
1.  Living Room  : Create a serene ambiance with this statue as a centerpiece in the living room.
2.  Spiritual Corner  : Place the statue in a dedicated spiritual corner to enhance your home’s spiritual energy and inspire devotion.
3.  Bedroom  : Add a touch of divine tranquility to your bedroom decor with the graceful Krishna statue.

At Work Place   :
1.  Office Desk  : Elevate your workspace for motivation and creative inspiration.
2.  Conference Room  : Infuse positivity in your meetings by placing the statue in the conference room, promoting a harmonious environment.
3.  Common Area  : Enhance the atmosphere of the workplace by displaying the statue in a common area for all to appreciate.

In the Office   :
1.  Reception  : Create a lasting impression on visitors with the captivating Krishna statue as a focal point in the reception area.
2.  Executive Cabin  : Place the statue in the office of a spiritual leader or executive, reflecting wisdom and guidance.
3.  Workspace  : Instill a sense of unity and cooperation by displaying the statue in shared workspaces for a positive impact on teamwork.

Perfect Gift Option for Occasion

○ Janmashtami
○ Housewarming
○ Weddings
○ Music Enthusiasts
○ Spiritual Gatherings
○ Birthdays
○ Festivals like Diwali, Holi
○ Graduation
○ Anniversaries