Bansuri Krishna Ashtadhatu Idol

The Lord Krishna idol is crafted skillfully from Ashtadhatu to enhance its appeal. The idol shows Bhagawan Krishna standing with one leg crossed over the other and the other leg firmly on the ground. He is deeply involved in playing His beloved flute, and the idol looks charming and beautifully adorned with intricate details and ornaments. It is said that when He plays the flute, it enchants everyone and transports them to a divine realm.  

Shree Krishna is known for His attractiveness and is the personification of love. He bestows immense joy and bliss. His act of playing the flute is significant as it signifies His act of creation and blessings for the manifestation of results with ease. The idol exudes divine calmness and bliss and can be placed in a puja altar, a place of business, near an entrance, a work or study desk, or in a living room.  

To worship the idol, you can adorn it with pristine flowers, symbolizing untainted purity and unwavering devotion. You can also ignite fragrant incense, enveloping the surroundings in sanctity. With sincere devotion, offer heartfelt prayers and melodious hymns, seeking the blessings of Bhagawan Krishna.  

Ashtadhatu is a sacred mixture of 8 metals used for making Traditional Indian Idols and consists of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Tin, Iron & Mercury. 

Note: Gold & Silver are present in very small trace amounts.  

Placement - The ideal place to keep a god idol is on a dedicated altar for prominence and respect, in a peaceful corner of the living room for daily worship and contemplation, or on a work desk or near the entrance of home/office for spiritual inspiration.