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The lovely pair of Radhe Krishna artistically crafted in shinning brass would add a divine touch to your puja altar or living area. The idol features Lord Krishna seated on a rock playing flute while Radha is seen seated beneath holding a pot and listening to His soulful music. Lord Krishna clad in Dhoti and stole is wearing a crown with His trademark peacock feather carving and Radha is dressed in traditional Vrindavan attire. This idol with charismatic appeal beautifully epitomised true love. Radha symbolises the soul which is awakened to the divine love of God and absorbed in it. Krishna's flute symbolises the divine call of the God for the soul. The idol also makes a beautiful gift for your near and dear ones.
Height: 4.6 inches
Base Dimension: 4.1 (L) x 2.2 (B) inches
Weight: 1.045 kgs
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