26" Handmade Brass Swing Temple Laddu Gopala Peacock Arch Idol

This handcrafted swing temple captures the playful spirit of Laddu Gopala, the beloved child form of Krishna, suspended mid-swing beneath an ornate peacock arch. The figure is rendered in hand cast brass and copper, poised in the moment of joyful movement that defines this deity's character. The high peacock arch rises as the centerpiece, its feathers fanned in elegant detail, while the wooden components provide structural warmth and contrast to the gleaming metals. At 26 inches tall and spanning 22 inches wide, this is a commanding presence designed to anchor a shelf, altar, or devotional corner.

The combination of brass, copper, and wood creates a richly textured piece that rewards close looking. Hand casting brings out fine detail in the peacock's plumage and Gopala's expressive posture, while the wood base grounds the composition. This scale suits a dedicated shrine space, library, or living room where it can command attention without overwhelming the room.

• Material: Brass, Copper, Wood
• Dimensions: 26.20 inch Height x 22.00 inch Width x 12.50 inch Depth
• Weight: 13.500 kg
• Craft: Hand cast brass and copper with wood construction
• Occasion: Devotional altar, shrine installation, collector of Indian sacred art

This temple suits devotees seeking an authentic, sculptural representation of Laddu Gopala for household worship or collectors drawn to the technical skill and visual drama of traditional Indian metalwork.