This figurine in Panchaloha tells the story of Lord Krishna, who always loved to keep the bansuri with Him. He never parted with it. The flute is the symbol of Pranava. It is this flute that attracted the Gopis, the maidens of Vraja to meet their beloved Lord on the banks of the Yamuna. The divine melody of the flute was enchanting. It had wonderful power.
When it entered the core of the heart through the cavity of the ears it made the hearer forget all his dear relations, the world, and even his own self. It made the hearer dance in ecstasy and filled his heart with pure love. The sound of this flute thrilled the heart with rapturous delight and instilled new life and joy. It produced God-intoxication in all beings and infused life even in insentient objects. The sweetness of the music was unsurpassed. He who heard once the music of Krishna’s flute cared not for the nectar of heaven or the bliss of Moksha. The flute and its music stirred the soul of the Gopis. They lost themselves in the music.
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