HEIGHT - 30.5 inch (77.5 cm)

WIDTH - 3 inch (7.6 cm)

LENGTH - 22 inch (55.9 cm)

WEIGHT - 5.65 kg

QUANTITY - 1 piece

This exquisite hand-embossed relief mural depicts Lord Krishna as Giridhari, lifting Govardhan Parbat to shelter the people of Vraj - one of the most beloved and powerful scenes from the Bhagavata Purana. Surrounded by adoring gopas, gopis, cows, and peacocks, the intricately sculpted silver oxidized panel is further enriched with six narrative vignettes of Radha-Krishna leela framed above and below the central scene.

Crafted using traditional Indian repoussé metalwork, this large format sculpted mural is designed to be a divine centerpiece for home temples, living rooms, and entryways, blending spiritual significance with fine artisanal craftsmanship.

Key Features

• Central Govardhan Leela Scene - Krishna lifting Govardhan Parbat, surrounded by gopas, gopis, and cows
• Six Radha-Krishna Panels - Hand-carved vignettes narrating cherished Krishna leela moments
• Antique Silver-Oxidized Finish - Temple-like elegance with a detailed floral vine border
• Statement Devotional Relief Mural - Ideal for pooja rooms, home temples, and living spaces

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What scene does this mural depict?
A: It depicts Lord Krishna as Giridhari, lifting Govardhan Parbat to shelter the people of Vraj from Indra's storm, along with six surrounding panels of Radha Krishna leela.

Q: What is this wall art made of?
A: It's crafted in metal with a hand-embossed, antique silver-oxidized finish using traditional Indian repousse techniques.

Q: Where can this be placed?
A: It's ideal for home temples, pooja rooms, living room feature walls, and entryways.