4" Small Brass Butter Krishna (Makhanchor) | Handmade | Made In India

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The Mischievous Butter Thief

This exquisite brass statue captures the universally beloved Bal Krishna in his iconic "Makhanchor" form, the divine butter thief. Rendered with charming detail, this depiction embodies the playful innocence and divine mischief that define Krishna's childhood. The verdigris patina adds a sense of age and authenticity, hinting at the countless generations that have been captivated by the stories of this divine child. Each curve and contour of the brass has been meticulously shaped by skilled artisans in India, preserving a tradition of craftsmanship that stretches back centuries. ––––––––––––––––––

Echoes of Ancient Lore

The tales of Krishna stealing butter are deeply ingrained in Hindu culture. As a child in the village of Gokul, Krishna's insatiable appetite for makhan (butter) and his ingenious methods of acquiring it brought endless joy and exasperation to the gopis (cowherd women). These stories, chronicled in sacred texts like the Bhagavata Purana, speak not only of Krishna's divine nature but also of his profound connection with the people and the land. He represents the divine accessible, the god who delights in simple pleasures and the mischievous spirit that resides within us all. This statue serves as a tangible reminder of these cherished legends, a small vessel carrying the weight of millennia of devotion and storytelling. ––––––––––––––––––

A Divine Presence for Your Home

This compact, yet powerful, statue of the butter-stealing Krishna is more than just a decorative piece; it is an invocation of joy, abundance, and playful energy. Its intricate detailing, from the gentle smile on Krishna's face to the carefully crafted pot of butter by his side, speaks volumes of the artisan's dedication. The traditional brass medium, enhanced by the beautiful verdigris finish, lends a timeless quality, making it a fitting addition to any sacred space, altar, or even a cherished corner of your living room. It’s a conversation starter, a source of spiritual solace, and a beautiful testament to the enduring legacy of Indian artistry and mythology. Embrace the divine playfulness and bring a touch of Gokul's enchantment into your home with this remarkable creation.