Exquisite Bronze Krishna on Leaf Sculpture – Panchaloha, Ashtadhatu, Chola Art, Handcrafted South Indian Idol

Product Highlights

• Dimensions: Length – 20 cm, Width – 12 cm, Depth – 6 cm

• Material: Premium Bronze (Panchaloha / Ashtadhatu)

• Weight: Approx. 1.2 K.G

• Package Contents: 1 Lord Krishna on Leaf Sculpture (Venugopala / Bala Krishna / Gopala Krishna form)

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder for long-lasting shine

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, each Krishna idol is handcrafted in traditional South Indian Chola art style using pure bronze and panchaloha alloy (a sacred combination of five metals – gold, silver, copper, zinc, and iron). This Lord Krishna on leaf design depicts the divine child Bala Krishna resting gracefully on a peepal leaf, symbolizing the eternal protector of the universe. Our skilled artisans from Tamil Nadu and Karnataka follow ancient lost-wax casting techniques, ensuring every detail – from Krishna’s serene expression to the intricate leaf veins – radiates authenticity and devotion.

Why Choose Us

• Premium bronze & panchaloha Krishna idols made by master artisans

• 100% handcrafted with temple-quality finish

• Authentic Chola art heritage

• Custom sizes & finishes available for temple, home, or gifting purposes

• Worldwide shipping with secure packaging

Deity Significance

Lord Krishna – also revered as Kanhaiya, Govinda, Gopal, Madhav, Shyam, Murari, Makhan Chor, Banke Bihari, Vasudeva, Yadunandan, Devakinandan, Parthasarathi, Dwarkadhish, Keshav, Murlidhar, Giridhari, Shrinathji, Jagannath, Manmohan, Radha Vallabh, Radharaman – is the embodiment of divine love and joy. The Krishna on leaf form is particularly auspicious, representing the cosmic child floating on the eternal waters during pralaya (cosmic dissolution).

Perfect For

• Temple installations & home altars

• Vastu & spiritual energy balancing

• Traditional Indian gifting for weddings, anniversaries, and housewarming

• Artistic home décor with cultural heritage value

• Collectors of panchaloha, ashtadhatu, kansa, and bronze idols