Krishna with his twin wives, Rukmini and Satyabhama for his devotees is a manifestation of Sri Vishnu with Sridevi and Bhudevi and is revered with an equal sense of devotion. In these bronze statues, a distinct Baalya (childhood) swaroopa or form of Krishna accompanies the goddesses, symbolizing the charming, innocent, and ever-young virtues of the god. The central icon of Sri Krishna is in a dancing pose, adorned beautifully and holding Makhan or butterball in his hand as the other is extended gracefully to his side. Beneath his foot is a lotus, the symbol of the origin of the Universe, on which Krishna gently rests his right foot.
To his left is Rukmini, the chief wife of Krishna holding a lotus flower, identified by the Kuchabandha or breastband, which is an ornament worn by the eldest wife in iconography. Satyabhama stands on the right, holding a blue waterlily, both the goddesses exuding a divine aura. The three icons are placed on beautifully delineated lotus pedestals and are made supremely lovely with a glistening polish.
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