वृंदावन बिहारी

Vrindavan Bihari is the enchanting form of Krishna who roams the divine groves of Vrindavan, performing loving pastimes with Radha and the gopis. This idol celebrates the Lord in his most poetic and romantic aspect—spreading the fragrance of divine love and blissful union.

Beautifully sculpted with a youthful posture, this form of Krishna is often depicted holding a flute, adorned with garlands, silk garments, and elaborate ornaments. His smile reflects boundless love, while his eyes narrate silent tales of devotion and eternal longing. The ambiance of Vrindavan—the chirping birds, blooming lotuses, and celestial melodies—is felt through this form.

Dimensions – 15″