Divine Masterpiece Wood Carving: Lord Krishna as Venugopala
Behold this truly exceptional, hand-carved sculpture depicting the divine form of Lord Krishna in his iconic stance as Venugopala, the flute player. This monumental piece captures the deity in a graceful, three-bend posture (Tribhanga), enchanting the world with the music of his flute (Venu). The sculpture is a stunning study in dynamic motion and spiritual tranquility, from the elaborate peacock-feather crown (Mukutam) to the beautifully poised feet resting upon a blooming lotus pedestal.
This artifact is a superlative demonstration of master wood carving, utilizing deep undercutting to create an astonishingly complex, open-work tableau. The entire piece is enveloped in a swirling aura of intricate drapery, jewelry, and celestial ornamentation, suggesting the transcendent power of his music. The light, creamy tone of the white wood enhances the ethereal quality and allows the fine details—the gentle expression, the layered fabric, the delicate chains—to be seen with crystalline clarity. Mounted on a substantial, contrasting dark base, this sculpture is a true statement piece.
It demands attention and celebrates the power, beauty, and loving grace of the divine, serving as a profound piece of spiritual and devotional art.
✨ Ideal for: Prominently displaying in a meditation space, temple room, or grand entryway, as a unique centerpiece for a collector of Indian religious or classical art, and for adding a touch of sacred elegance, serenity, and unparalleled artistic detail to any room.
Dimensions 38 x 16 inches
Weight 10.72 kg

