yasyānanaṁ makara-kuṇḍala-cāru-karṇa-bhrājat-kapola-subhagaṁ savilāsa-hāsamnityotsavaṁ na tatṛpur dṛśibhiḥ pibantyonāryo narāś ca muditāḥ kupitā nimeś ca The beauty of Madhava, is described in many ways and still instills the same feeling of love for him with every text. This brass statue with inlay work is the epitome of all the imaginations that a devotee can have about the Manmohan form of Krishna. Hare Krishna's face is decorated with ornaments that twinkle like thousand stars. Lord Krishna is shown wearing rose garlands and one peacock sitting on his shoulder plucking flowers from the vines that dangle from his crown. This depiction strengthens his association with love and devotion. The depiction of his uttari, flowing like clouds, showcases his celestial nature as he playfully interacts with the vines. His contented expression reflects his spiritual happiness and intelligence. His one foot is resting on a vine, as if Lord Krishna is about to take flight using those vines as steps. He is depicted carrying a beautifully ornamented flute and wearing exquisite embellishments that indicate his Madan Mohan form. The statue, with its typical brass tint, and beautiful inlay work of red, green, and blue stones is set to make the view ideal for the Lord, who is the light that dispels all darkness and hypnotizes his devotees with his looks. This one-of-a-kind statue is an outstanding play of colors, grace, beauty, and love that exudes the divine presence of Lord Krishna and creates an aura of sanctity.
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