Venu-Madhava or Venu-Gopala is a beautiful Roopa of Sri Krishna, characterized by his usual Tribhanga or triple bent posture, whose grace is the origin of several enchanting dance postures. In this divine bronze icon inspired by the traditional idiom of Hoysala sculptures, a fluting Krishna or Venugopala appears standing under a blooming tree, populated by parrots, the mount of the Lord of passion and love, Kamadeva, whose glories are only second to the Lilas of Krishna.
Stunningly ornamented, Krishna’s divine form glows with a golden brilliance, amplified by the delicate ornaments and attire whose flowing tassels add a hint of movement to the image. Venugopala is accompanied by Gau Mata, who stands behind him, her head bowed in the curved lotus foot of Madhava, who is the supreme protector of cows and all life forms as the avatar of Sri Hari.
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