Shreenathji Ashtadhatu Idol

This divine idol depicts Shreenathji, a beloved form of Lord Krishna worshipped in the Pushtimarg tradition, in his signature pose with one arm raised to lift the Govardhan Hill and the other resting on his waist. The idol is adorned with elaborate jewellery, garlands, and a regal mukut (crown), and features intricate carvings of sacred symbols like cows, a conch, a Sudarshan chakra, and lotus motifs around the circular base. Every fold of his attire, curve of the ornaments, and the expressive eyes are sculpted with devotional detail, capturing the divine presence of Shreenathji in full glory.
Crafted from Ashtadhatu, the revered blend of eight sacred metals—gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, tin, iron, and mercury (with gold and silver in trace amounts)—this idol carries deep spiritual and ritual significance, finished in a rich antique polish.
Benefit: Perfect for Pushtimarg followers and devotees of Krishna, this idol bestows divine grace, protection, and fulfilment of desires, and is especially beneficial for bringing harmony and devotion into the home.