#lord krishna painting

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Coinciding with the festival of Janmashtami, Noida’s Art Life Gallery has organised a group art exhibition of five artists. Titled as “Krishna Damodar”, the show has more than 20 works, all highlighting varied facets of Lord Krishna and his life.

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Few of my sketches 😁❤️

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I JUST REALIZED KRISHNA BECOMES VASANT SOMETIMES AND HE'S KNOWN AS RAGA VASANT. (Or like Vasant fuses with the image of Krishna)

THIS IS PROBABLY KRISHNA AS VASANT. HE DOES THIS SOMETIMES IN THE RAGMALA PAINTINGS AAAAAA

THE KRISHNA X VASANT SOLIDARITY IS CANON.

[ritish16]

Shiva - Rudraksha

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Venkatesa

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my pookie :3

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#psardar #God #paintingoftheday #bajarangbali #hanuman_chalisa_yuva_kathaToday

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More from this hot and windy Sunday afternoon

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Discover the Vibrant Holi Fair of Sujanpur Tira, Himachal Pradesh

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In Indian houses, there are huge significances of hanging wall paintings especially Religious and of Indian gods & Goddesses. These wall paintings such as Lord Krishna Paintings bring calm, peace, and a lot of positive energy to home. Along with this, wall paintings can also enhance the overall appearance and interiors of your home.

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Lord Shiva and family

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🩷 Bhavayami Gopalabalam 🩷

🩷🩷 Happy new year to everyone! 🩷🩷

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Krishna Tanjore Painting with Teakwood Frame

In vibrant Tanjore tradition, Krishna shines with a playful grin and eyes sparkling with mischief. A radiant halo frames his form, his hands raised in mudras that bestow both blessing and protection. This artwork serves as a testament to Krishna's divinity, a constant reminder of his power to bring joy and happiness to all who revere him.

Purchase it here: https://www.pujanpujari.com/shop/krishna-tanjore-painting-with-teakwood-frame/

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The Legend of Radha-Krishna Talon Abraxas

The Legend Young Krishna is known to be very playful and mischievous. The story goes that as a child, Krishna was extremely jealous of Radha's fair complexion since he himself was very dark.

One day, Krishna complained to his mother Yashoda about the injustice of nature which made Radha so fair and he so dark. To pacify the crying young Krishna, the doting mother asked him to go and colour Radha's face in whichever colour he wanted.

In a mischievous mood, naughty Krishna heeded the advice of mother Yashoda and applied colour on her beloved Radha's face; Making her one like himself.

Well, there is also a legend to explain Krishna's dark complexion. It so happened that once a demon attempted to kill infant Krishna by giving him poisoned milk. Because of which Krishna turned blue. But Krishna did not die and the demon shriveled up into ashes.

The beautiful scene of Krishna's prank in which he played colour with Radha and other gopis has been made alive in myriad forms in a number of paintings and murals.

The Celebrations Somehow, the lovable prank of Krishna where he applied colour on Radha and other gopis using water jets called pichkaris gained acceptance and popularity. So much so that it evolved as a tradition and later, a full-fledged festival. Till date, use of colours and pichkaris is rampant in Holi. Lovers long to apply colour on their beloveds face and express their affection for each other.

This legend is wonderfully brought alive each year all over India, particularly in Mathura, Vrindavan, Barsana and Nandgaon-the places associated with Krishna and Radha.

In fact, the entire country gets drenched in the colour waters when it is time for Holi and celebrate the immortal love of Krishna and Radha.

In some states of India, there is also a tradition to place the idols of Radha and Krishna in a decorated palanquin, which is then carried along the main streets of the city. All this while, devotees chant Krishna's name, sing devotional hymns and dance in the name of the lord.