Murli Manohar (The One who enchants with his flute)

Description

This exquisite 15-inch Panchdhatu sculpture captures Lord Krishna in his eternal role as Murli Manohar, the beloved flute player of Vrindavan. Sculpted through the ancient lost-wax technique, the piece is first shaped in wax, cast in molten metal, and then carefully hand-finished with chisels and polish. The Panchdhatu blend of copper, brass, gold, silver, and iron not only strengthens the sculpture but also imbues it with spiritual resonance, a tradition rooted in South Indian temple art.
Krishna is shown in the iconic tribhanga stance, body gracefully bent in three curves as he raises the flute to his lips. His ornaments, anklets, and flowing drapery are rendered with minute detail, while the turban and serene smile reflect divine charm. The lotus-petal base anchors the figure in purity and transcendence, a reminder of Krishna’s cosmic presence.
A symbol of love, music, and divine joy, this Krishna sculpture is ideal for a puja altar, meditation space, or collector’s showcase. Each piece carries subtle variations in form and patina, ensuring that no two are ever identical. This is not just a statue, but a living embodiment of devotion, crafted to be cherished for generations.

Size : H -15 inch 

Material : Panchdhatu Sculpture