Buy Brass Radha Krishna with Tree Statue 3.5″

Height: 3.5 Inches , Weight: 0.35 Kg

Buy Brass Radha Krishna with Tree Statue

The Brass Tree Radha Krishna With Cow Idol is Very Unique Design And Minute Carvings. It is Placed On Pooja Room And Offices. This Statue Gifted To Weddings And Other Occasions.

Spiritual Significance and Usage (Pooja)

• Symbol of Eternal Love and Devotion: Radha and Krishna are the epitome of divine and selfless love (Prema). Having their idol is believed to invite a spiritual atmosphere of deep devotion and pure love into the home.
• The Tree (Often Kalpavriksha): The tree in this depiction is often identified as the Kalpavriksha, the divine wish-fulfilling tree from Hindu mythology. This combination signifies:
  • Divine Abundance: Blessings of prosperity, growth, and the fulfillment of righteous desires (satkarma).
  • Harmony of Nature and Divinity: It represents the serene, pastoral setting of Vrindavan and the interconnectedness of all creation with the divine.
• Worship Usage:
  • It is the central idol for worship (Pooja) in the home temple (Mandir).
  • It is worshipped to seek blessings for peace, contentment, and spiritual enlightenment (Bhakti).

3. Ideal Placement (Vastu Shastra)

• Vastu Direction: The Northeast corner (Ishaan Kon) of the house or the room is considered the most auspicious for all deities, as it is associated with positive energy and spiritual growth. The East or North directions are also suitable alternatives.
• Living Room/Main Hall: It can be placed on an elevated, clean shelf or altar in the living room to radiate love and positive energy to all who enter the home.
• Avoidance: It should not be placed in the bedroom (as per many Vastu guidelines for deities), near a bathroom, under a staircase, or directly on the floor.

4. Gifting

This idol is considered one of the most auspicious gifts for occasions centered around relationships and new beginnings:

• Weddings and Anniversaries
• Housewarmings (Griha Pravesh)
• Festivals (especially Diwali, Janmashtami, and Radha Ashtami)