Brass RadhaKrishna Under Tree 3.5″

Height: 3.5 Inches  , Weight: 0.16 Kg

Brass RadhaKrishna Under Tree

The brass Krishna idol, especially one depicted with a tree (often symbolic of the Kalpavriksha, the wish-fulfilling tree, or simply the serene environment of Vrindavan), has several traditional usages and spiritual significances:

1. Worship and Devotion (Pooja):

• Main Idol: It serves as the central deity for daily prayers (Pooja or Seva) in a home shrine (Mandir) or dedicated prayer room.
• Symbolism: Worshipping Lord Krishna, who embodies divine love, joy, and wisdom, is believed to bring peace, harmony, prosperity, and spiritual growth to the household.
• The Flute: Krishna playing the flute (Murali Manohara) is a powerful symbol of divine call, harmony, and domestic togetherness, believed to ward off tension and strife.
• The Tree (Kalpavriksha): The tree motif often signifies abundance, wish-fulfillment, and the nurturing presence of nature in conjunction with the divine.

2. Home Decor and Spiritual Ambiance:

• Aesthetic: The intricate brass craftsmanship adds a touch of traditional beauty, elegance, and a spiritual focal point to any space.
• Placement: It can be used as a decorative piece in the living room, office, or meditation space to create a calm and positive atmosphere.
• Vastu Shastra: According to Vastu principles, placing the Krishna idol in the Northeast direction (the Ishaan corner) is considered most auspicious for attracting positive energy and prosperity. The idol should typically face East or West.