Shree Krishna Dancing on Kaliya Snake Hood Brass Murti

A shining brass idol portraying Bhagwan Krishna joyfully subduing the serpent Kaliya, depicted dancing atop the multi-hooded naga with a serene smile, jeweled adornments, right hand raised in blessing, and the serpent’s tail held in the other, an iconic scene symbolizing mastery over the senses and triumph over negativity through devotion and discipline. For auspicious placement, keep the idol in a clean, uncluttered spot toward the northeast or east at comfortable eye level to cultivate a calm, devotional ambience for prayer, study, and purposeful work.