Brass Radha Vallabh | Divine Love of Radha & Krishna | Handcrafted Brass Idol for Home & Temple

Brass Radha Vallabh | Divine Love of Radha & Krishna | Handcrafted Brass Idol for Home & Temple

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$2724.50

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Brass Radha Vallabh | Divine Love of Radha & Krishna | Handcrafted Brass Idol for Home & Temple, The statue of Lord Krishna is a symbol of happiness and sublime playfulness. This statue instills joy and mirth in any area by symbolizing the compassionate and carefree character of Krishna. The artists' flawless portrayal of Krishna's laid back demeanor and cheeky grin serves as a daily reminder to appreciate life's small pleasures and to face obstacles with optimism and a light heart. This statue is infused with a great deal of love and devotion

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012