Krishna with Radha and Gopis - Brass MurtiThis beautiful statue depicts Krishna, Radha and Gopis in Raslila. Its a traditional story of lord Krishna and his divine love with Radha. It is believed that the Indian classical dance 'Kathak' evolved from the 'Raslila'. Hearing the melodious sound of flue by Lord Krishna, the gopis used to sneak out of their houses. This statue depicts such a moment.

The sages were confused as they were not aware of the cause of the sacrifice

Holes for letting melted metal in and liquid wax out

The spectacular brass figure of the Lord of Wisdom is given a refine and splendid touch with some wonderful carvings

healing and serenity

The Lord is known with as many as 108 names by his devotees and it shows the popularity of the god for the Hindus

velvet painting is a shining example of the ascetic splendour of Indian art

the dance in which the universe is created

The beauty of bright sunlight is manifest in this spectacular wall hanging

Tara is in fact a generic term for a host of Buddhas or bodhisattvas of similar aspect

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Some suggest that there are 108 paths to God and Atman

and represents the virtues of success in work and achievements