Radha Krishna Statue

Features Radha and Krishna in a traditional devotional pose, though it does not actually include a book. Krishna is depicted playing his bansuri (flute) while standing in the classic tribhanga posture with his legs crossed at the ankles. Radha stands intimately at his side, her hand gently resting on his arm as she leans toward him. Both figures are richly detailed with traditional iconography, wearing elaborate crowns—including Krishna's signature peacock feather—alongside heavy necklaces, bracelets, and draped garments that capture the dynamic flow of their attire. Krishna is also adorned with a long, textured floral garland dropping below his knees. The sculpture is finished in a burnished dark gold and antique bronze style, utilizing a deep espresso-brown patina in the recessed grooves to highlight the meticulous details of the jewelry, serene facial expressions, and fabric folds against the dark studio background. The divine couple stands together on a low, rectangular base decorated with a repeating carved petal motif.