Lord Gopala Krishna Statue with Flute and Cow – 20″

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Here is a beautiful brass statue of lord Gopala Krishna. The lord Krishna is the 8th incarnation of lord Vishnu. In hinduism, the cows represent a holistic form of all god’s and goddesses in their body and the four legs represent the four vedas: Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvanaveda and also symbolise four yugas: Sathya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dwapara Yuga and Kali Yuga. The cow is a selfless animal sacrificing all of its resources throughout its life to humanity. This is the reason for the Indians to worship cow as their holy animal. The Vishnu is the protector of Vedas, the divine knowledge and the universe. Hence, as Krishna, he is the nurturer and protector of cows, hence referred to lovingly as Gopala Krishna. This is a classic sculpture of lord Gopala Krishna, playing flute. It is said in Bhagavad-Gita that, when lord Krishna played flute, all the animals in the nature, irrespective of whether they were predators or preys, would collectively enjoy it and be as one family under the protection of its creator. Installation of this lord Gopala Krishna brass statue in your puja room brings balance and peace in family life. This elegant brass statue of lord Gopala Krishna makes a wonderful gifting choice to the seekers of the truth and divine knowledge.