The sculpture portrays a beautiful story of Lord Krishna when he dances on the hood of the Vanquished Kalinga serpent who had poisoned the entire Yamuna River. Standing in Abhaya Mudra (fear not gesture), with an enchanting smile and celestial aura, Lord Krishna’s body curves and sways in rhythmic harmony. Adorned with jewels and a crown, Krishna’s dance represents the cosmic dance of creation, preservation, and destruction. As Krishna treads on the formidable serpent, holding the tail of the serpent, he symbolises the triumph of good over evil and the subjugation of the ego. This sculpture shows Lord Krishna’s supremacy and mastery over all beings, reminding the devotees of his role as protector, guide, and source of eternal joy.
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