Brass Krishna With Decor Lady Wall Mount 10″

Height: 10 Inches Weight: 2.32 Kg

Brass Krishna With Decor Lady Wall Mount

The brass wall mount shown in the image depicts Lord Krishna, specifically in his youthful form as “Vennai Krishna” or “Butter Krishna.” “Vennai” is a Tamil word for butter, and “Krishna” is a major deity in Hinduism. This form, also known as “Makhan Chor” (butter thief), is one of the most beloved and endearing depictions of the deity.

Symbolic Meaning and Significance

The image captures a famous episode from Krishna’s childhood, where he and his friends would playfully steal butter from the homes of the Gopis (milkmaids) in the village of Gokul. This seemingly mischievous act has a much deeper spiritual significance:

• Divine Love and Innocence: This form of Krishna represents his divine playfulness, innocence, and charm. It shows a side of the supreme being that is accessible and relatable to devotees, inviting them to have a personal and loving relationship with him, similar to that of a child and a parent.
• Stealing the Heart, Not Just Butter: The act of “stealing butter” is a metaphor for Krishna “stealing the hearts” of his devotees. It signifies that God is not a distant, austere figure but one who is drawn to the pure and unadulterated love (Bhakti) of his followers. The butter itself symbolizes a heart that is soft, pure, and filled with devotion.
• Prosperity and Abundance: The association with butter, a symbol of richness and sustenance, also connects this form of Krishna with prosperity, wealth, and abundance. Placing a statue of Vennai Krishna is believed to bring good fortune, happiness, and peace to the home.

Common Uses and Placement

The brass wall mount of Vennai Krishna is primarily used for spiritual and decorative purposes.

• Puja Room or Altar: As a sacred item, it is often placed in the home’s puja (prayer) room, on an altar, or in a designated worship space. Devotees may offer prayers, flowers, and sweets to the idol, particularly on auspicious occasions like Janmashtami (Krishna’s birthday).
• Home Decor: Beyond its religious use, this wall mount is a popular piece of home decor. Its intricate design, warm brass finish, and deeply meaningful symbolism make it a beautiful and elegant addition to a living room, entrance, or hallway. It is a way to invite divine blessings and a sense of calm into the home.