Butter pot Krishna

This painting captures the mischievous charm of Balakrishna, the child form of Lord Krishna, in one of his iconic playful acts stealing butter from a pot. With his chubby, innocent face, adorned with jewels and a peacock feather crown, Krishna embodies divine playfulness (leela) and the joy of childhood. The butter pot, symbolizing abundance and nourishment, connects to Krishna’s role as a nurturer and sustainer of life.
The background is embellished with intricate gold foil work, gem inlays, and a decorative canopy, evoking a sense of royalty and divine grandeur. The vibrant colours especially the deep blue for Krishna’s skin and the reds and greens for his attire and surroundings create a vivid contrast, highlighting the deity’s celestial presence.
This painting portrays not just Krishna s divine mischief but also his role as a symbol of love, innocence, and the bliss of connecting with the divine through devotion.

Art care:

Please use a clean soft dry cloth to wipe the dust. Ensure that the painting does not have exposure to moisture, water or chemicals.

Note:

This is a handmade painting which is unique and hence there can be small imperfections and slight variations to the images posted here.