Fluting Krishna with Radha Hand-Carved White Marble Statue

Krishna stands in a graceful tribhanga, flute held across his chest, while Radha mirrors him in a poised, forward-facing stance, one hand raised in a gentle gesture of reassurance.

The two figures are placed in close dialogue, their bodies inclined subtly toward one another, creating a shared visual rhythm that draws the eye between them. Their expressions are soft and attentive, giving the pair a sense of presence that feels immediate rather than distant.

At Krishna’s feet, a peacock bends toward him, a detail rooted in Vaishnava symbolism. The peacock, often associated with beauty, devotion, and the natural world’s response to the divine, here reads as an offering of attention, reinforcing Krishna’s role as the enchanter whose music harmonises all living beings.

The marble is finely polished, with delicate inlay-like detailing across jewellery, garments, and crowns. Drapery flows in controlled, ribbon-like folds, maintaining clarity of form while enriching the surface. Balanced and vertical, the pair is well suited to an interior shrine or a prominent devotional niche, where their combined presence creates a refined focal point.