45" Large Brass Krishna and Cow Statue with Krishnaleela Episodes

This 45-inch brass sculpture captures Krishna in a moment of divine play, flute raised to his lips as a cow stands beside him. The composition draws from the beloved Krishnaleela episodes, those childhood tales of the god's adventures in Vrindavan. The fluting pose conveys both the tender intimacy and cosmic significance of Krishna's music, while the cow references his pastoral identity as a cowherd. Cast in hand-worked brass, the piece shows careful attention to the figure's flowing garments, the animal's form, and the narrative episodes carved or depicted across the surface.

Hand cast brass holds warmth and develops a natural patina over time that deepens its character. At 45 inches tall and nearly 3 feet wide, this is a substantial statement piece, commanding attention in a prayer room, foyer, or gallery space. The weight and scale speak to its presence without overwhelming a generous interior.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 45 inches H x 28.2 inches W x 13 inches D
• Weight: 57.8 kg
• Craft: Hand cast brass with detailed surface work depicting Krishnaleela episodes
• Care: Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Brass will develop a natural patina; polish occasionally to maintain brightness if desired

This sculpture suits collectors drawn to Hindu mythology and devotional art, as well as those seeking a focal point that anchors a spiritual or contemplative space with both artistic skill and cultural depth.