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highly detailed, handcrafted stone sculpture depicting Lord Krishna, standing in a graceful Tribhanga pose while playing a Bansuri flute. The entire statue, carved from a light brown or earthy beige natural stone, showcases intricate craftsmanship and a slightly textured, rustic finish. Lord Krishna is adorned with an elaborate, multi-tiered crown, intricate necklaces, armbands, and a beautifully draped dhoti (waistcloth) with visible folds and decorative patterns. His face bears a serene, gentle smile, with finely carved features including half-closed eyes that convey a sense of peaceful devotion. Behind his head, a circular halo or 'prabhamandala' is intricately carved with radiating designs, adding to his divine aura. Flanking Krishna are two calves or young cows, sensitively rendered, one standing by his side and the other partially visible, reinforcing his identity as the divine cowherd, Gopala. The sculpture stands on a multi-tiered, rectangular base that is also intricately carved with smaller figures, possibly devotees, or delicate floral and geometric motifs around its perimeter. The statue's overall composition exudes spiritual tranquility and artistic elegance, highlighting traditional Indian stone carving techniques. The "the Stone" watermark is visible on the lower front of the statue, likely indicating the artisan or seller. This piece would be suitable for a temple, home altar, garden, or as a significant decorative art piece for cultural and spiritual enthusiasts, connecting to themes of Hindu mythology, ancient Indian art, and artisanal stone carving.

magnificent, meticulously hand-carved stone sculpture depicting the Hindu deity Lord Krishna, revered as the divine cowherd, stands prominently in a lush, vibrant garden setting. Krishna is shown in the iconic tribhanga (triple bend) pose, his left leg gracefully crossed over his right, as he holds a bansuri (flute) to his lips, seemingly lost in melodious play. He is adorned with an elaborate, multi-tiered crown, intricately detailed necklaces, armlets, anklets, and a finely sculpted flowing dhoti, all rendered with exceptional precision in the stone. A richly carved circular halo, suggestive of a radiant sun or divine chakra, frames his serene and youthful face. Flanking Krishna are two gentle cows or calves, intricately rendered and positioned as if attentively listening to his music, their heads tilted slightly upwards towards him. The entire ensemble rests on a multi-layered circular pedestal, whose lower band features a detailed frieze depicting more cows and pastoral scenes, emphasizing Krishna's deep connection to nature and cattle. The statue itself is carved from a warm, earthy-toned stone, likely sandstone, exhibiting a beautiful reddish-brown to pinkish-grey hue and a slightly textured finish that highlights its handcrafted nature and age. The sculpture is set against a vibrant, natural backdrop of dense, emerald-green foliage, including a mix of broad-leafed bushes and delicate palm fronds in the lower left foreground. Several bright yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers are scattered throughout the greenery, adding splashes of vivid color and further enhancing the tranquil, garden-like ambiance. The soft, natural lighting illuminates the statue, emphasizing its intricate details and spiritual presence. The overall composition conveys a sense of peace and divine harmony, showcasing exceptional traditional Indian stone carving and craftsmanship, potentially from "The Stone Studio" as suggested by the watermark. This detailed piece would be an impressive feature in a spiritual garden, a temple, or as a focal point for admirers of Hindu art and culture.

magnificent, intricately hand-carved stone statue depicts Lord Krishna standing gracefully in a classic tribhanga (three-bend) pose, playing his Bansuri (flute). His right leg is slightly crossed over his left, and he holds the flute horizontally to his lips with both hands, evoking a sense of divine melody. Krishna's face displays a serene and joyful expression with a gentle smile, conveying peace and bliss. He wears an elaborately detailed crown (mukut) adorned with intricate patterns, possibly suggesting a peacock feather (a common attribute of Krishna), and numerous sculpted ornaments including necklaces, armlets, bracelets, and anklets. His lower garment, a dhoti, features flowing drapery and meticulous patterns, demonstrating the high level of craftsmanship. Behind his head, a beautifully carved, circular halo (prabhamandala) radiates outwards with concentric designs, symbolizing his divine aura and cosmic energy. To Krishna's left, a smaller, gentle cow or calf stands attentively, gazing upwards towards him, appearing captivated by the flute's music. The cow is also finely carved, highlighting Krishna's role as a protector of cows and a divine cowherd (Govinda). The entire sculpture is rendered in a light-colored, natural stone, possibly sandstone or a light grey marble, showcasing remarkable textural details and the artisan's skill in traditional Indian carving techniques. The statue stands on a sturdy, multi-tiered stone pedestal, which is also embellished with relief carvings, possibly floral or abstract motifs, adding to its aesthetic appeal. Presented against a plain, dark grey background, the statue is brightly illuminated, emphasizing every exquisite detail of the carving and its three-dimensional form. This devotional artwork is a prime example of Indian religious sculpture, suitable for a puja room, home altar, garden, or as a striking piece of spiritual decor or art collection, connecting viewers to Hindu mythology and the divine essence of Krishna.

meticulously carved, full-length stone sculpture depicts Lord Krishna standing gracefully in a tribhanga (S-shaped) pose, playing his bansuri (flute) held across his chest. The deity wears an elaborate, tiered crown with intricate relief work and has a serene, gentle smile on his face, conveying a sense of divine tranquility and joy. His long, wavy hair flows down his back from beneath the crown. Krishna is adorned with rich ornamentation, including multiple necklaces, armlets, bracelets, and anklets, all exquisitely detailed, suggesting the fine craftsmanship of the piece. He is dressed in traditional flowing garments, a dhoti-like lower garment, and sash, with folds and textures beautifully rendered in the stone. Flanking Krishna on either side are two intricately carved calves or young cows, depicted with realistic features and a gentle posture, looking up towards him, emphasizing his role as a cowherd (Gopala). Behind Krishna's head, a large, circular, ornate halo or prabhamandal is carved, further signifying his divine status and radiating a sense of sacred energy. The entire sculpture rests on a multi-tiered, circular pedestal base, which is also embellished with subtle relief carvings of figures, perhaps devotees or additional animals. The material of the statue appears to be a light brown or sandy-toned natural stone, possibly sandstone, exhibiting a slightly weathered or aged texture that enhances the antique aesthetic and highlights the depth of the carving. The background is a plain, dark gray, making the detailed craftsmanship and the earthy tones of the stone sculpture stand out prominently. This devotional artwork is a prime example of traditional Indian stone carving, representing themes of divine love, music, and nature, making it highly relevant for articles on Hindu mythology, spiritual art, traditional Indian craftsmanship, or decorative garden sculptures.

detailed and intricately carved stone sculpture, likely depicting Lord Krishna as Govinda or Gopala, playing his iconic Bansuri flute. The statue is rendered in a warm, earthy tone, characteristic of sandstone or similar natural stone, with a textured, slightly weathered appearance that suggests age or outdoor placement. The central figure of Krishna stands serenely, his body slightly bent in the Tribhanga posture, characteristic of his depiction. He wears an elaborate, multi-tiered crown adorned with intricate carvings and jewels, framing his peaceful face. His eyes are gently closed or downcast, and a subtle, blissful smile plays on his lips, conveying a sense of divine calm and joy. His long, wavy hair is visible beneath the crown, and he is richly adorned with traditional Indian jewelry, including necklaces, armlets, bracelets, and a patterned waist belt, all meticulously carved into the stone. His dhoti or lower garment features delicate folds and decorative motifs. Krishna holds a long flute horizontally to his lips with both hands, his fingers delicately poised over the finger holes as if producing a melodious tune. Small clusters of vibrant green plant tendrils or leaves are subtly intertwined around his crown, behind his left ear, and along the flute, adding a natural, organic touch and suggesting the statue is either old and acquiring a natural patina, or designed to integrate with a garden or natural setting. Flanking Krishna's legs are two docile calves or young cows, one on each side, carved with soft, rounded forms. Their heads are tilted slightly upwards, gazing reverently towards the deity, embodying Krishna's role as a protector of cows and nature. Behind Krishna's head, an ornate halo or archway, possibly representing foliage or a celestial aureole, frames the upper portion of the deity, enhancing his divine presence. The entire sculpture is presented against a plain, dark gray to black background, which effectively isolates the artwork and accentuates the intricate details, rich textures, and light-colored stone of the carving. A discreet watermark "The Stone" is visible on the lower front of the statue. This image is highly suitable for articles discussing traditional Indian stone carving, Hindu religious art, spiritual garden decor, or the cultural significance of Lord Krishna and his association with music and nature.

Gopala Krishna statue 5ft

Original price was: ₹148,000.00.Current price is: ₹125,000.00. Inclusive of all taxes

The material used in this Gopala Krishna statue is brown sandstone. This sculpture is wonderfully crafted by our best artisans. For more such statues browse our website. If you still don’t get what you want, our artisans will craft your specified designs with utmost care and love.

STATUE DETAILS

Materials: Hand carved in sandstone

Total Height Including Base: 60 inches/ 5 ft

Width: 25 inches

Depth: 12.5 inches

Weight: 350-400 Kgs approx

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Small irregularities are rare and are intrinsic to the beauty of this Krishna as it is ultra-carefully crafted by hand.

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Gopala Krishna statue

STATUE DETAILS

Materials: Hand carved in sandstone

Total Height Including Base: 60 inches/ 5 ft

Width: 25 inches

Depth: 12.5 inches

Weight: 350-400 Kgs approx

Exceptional Quality: This statue is carefully handmade of best-quality sandstone rendering it to be extremely durable and long-lasting. The statue is in its antique form and a perfect addition to any vintage-themed garden or landscape.
Outdoor Decor: The statue is perfect for any outdoor placement. It will increase the aesthetic of the surrounding. As these are bulky sculptures, they are sturdy and difficult to move.
No maintenance: No maintenance is required in the long run, as these are completely natural stones.
Increasing visual interest: The Krishna sculpture may give a remarkable feature to your garden or home while also being visually appealing. The statue can also be placed in a lawn area as a unique piece of art. Depending on the client’s own preference, the statue can be created on any stone by The Stone Studio (detailing may differ according to the stone and size).
Creating a focal point: To bring attention to your garden, landscaping, or home entrances and provide a central point of attraction, consider placing a remarkable Krishna sculpture.
Customizations: Any design and size changes can be customized on a new piece of art. The Stone Studio works with a wide range of materials, thus any stone or fibre is an option for the sculpture. We are always available on WhatsApp if you need further assistance in choosing the right sculpture.

ABOUT THE STATUES

This exquisite Gopala Krishna sculpture beautifully captures Lord Krishna in his divine cowherd form, gracefully playing the flute.
Lovingly flanked by two intricately detailed cows, this masterpiece radiates tranquility, devotion, and the spirit of Vrindavan.
Carved from natural stone, the statue showcases exceptional craftsmanship, ranging from the ornate crown and flowing attire to the gentle expressions on both Krishna and his bovine companions.
The soft curve of Krishna’s stance, resting elegantly in the tribhanga posture, enhances the fluidity and movement of the piece, making it a perfect symbol of grace and divinity.
Ideal for outdoor gardens, temple courtyards, or as a statement piece in spiritual spaces, this sculpture not only adds aesthetic charm but also invites blessings of love, harmony, and abundance.
The sculpture is completely one of a kind and another unique piece delivered by The Stone Studio.

CARE FOR THE SCULPTURE

Due to its endurance, sandstone is ideal in hot and cold climates alike.

The stone is resistant to the severest heat and cold conditions. As the statue is already in its antique stage, there is no need for further caring of the statue. It will gradually look vintage after more weatherings.

Only dusting can keep the statue clean and away from dirt.

If you have any questions concerning your Gopala Krishna statue, please email us at info@thestonestudio.in or call us at +91-7008222943.

FAQs

Will this statue resist all the outer weathering conditions like snow, head, or humidity?
Yes, the statue is resistant to any external weather conditions.
Do they (Delivery Agent) set the statues for you when they deliver them?
Bulky statues are generally shipped through a direct delivery vehicle. In the case of bulky statues, it is advisable to arrange adequate manpower and equipment to ensure that the statue is safely unloaded and placed at the desired location. When placing a statue, our customers frequently ask their landscaper for assistance since they have the necessary manpower and are accustomed to maneuvering around large items like boulders and trees. In the case of lightweight statues, the delivery agents leave them at the driveway or entrance. They don’t carry it to any upper floors or stairs.
Can stone sculptures endure summer’s scorching heat and cold temperatures with ice and snow?
Our stone statues are manually carved from large natural stone blocks. The stone can withstand the harshest heat and bitter cold conditions. They’re made of solid stone.
Can you customize the statue for me?
For any customization, kindly email us at info@thestonestudio.in or WhatsApp at +91-7008222943.
Can I see the original photo of the product?
We normally attach original pictures in our photo gallery, if you don’t find one, kindly email us at info@thestonestudio.in or WhatsApp at +91-7008222943.

Additional information

Weight	350-400 kg
Dimensions	25 × 12.5 × 60 in

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