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Brass Lord Krishna Playing Flute with Cow Sculpture with Meenakari Work(Height 10 Inch)
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Material: Brass Color: Multicolor Dimensions: Height: 10 inch x Width: 6 inch x Depth 4.5 inch | Weight: 3.400 Kg Care instruction : Clean with a dry & soft cloth This beautiful 10-inch brass...
Estimated Delivery Time
Delhi NCR
24 – 48 Hours
All Over India
3 – 5 Business Days
Across The World
7 – 10 Business Days
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The Description & Dimensions
- Material: Brass
- Color: Multicolor
- Dimensions: Height: 10 inch x Width: 6 inch x Depth 4.5 inch |
- Weight: 3.400 Kg
- Care instruction : Clean with a dry & soft cloth
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This beautiful 10-inch brass sculpture of Lord Krishna playing the flute, accompanied by a cow, radiates love and devotion. Its delicate craftsmanship captures the divine connection between Krishna and nature, bringing a sense of peace and spiritual warmth to any space. Perfect for your home altar or as a heartfelt gift, it inspires harmony and grace.
Care Instructions: Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. To revitalize natural brass luster, apply a gentle brass polish or mild tamarind paste once every few months.
Artisanal Craftsmanship & Origin
Handcrafted by master hereditary metalsmiths in India using time-honored casting techniques. Every curve, detail, and patina nuance is shaped by hand, making every single piece distinct and truly irreplaceable.
Specifications & Authenticity
- Material
- 100% Solid Brass / Bronze
- Origin
- India
- Finish
- Default Title
- SKU
- rad03137
Shipping, Delivery & Returns
Complimentary insured shipping across India. Dispatched securely in tamper-proof reinforced packaging. 7-day hassle-free returns on items in original condition.
"Every mark tells a story of generations."
From the ancient sand casting molds to the final hand-chiseled contour, your sculpture carries the living legacy of Indian metalcraft.
