Buy Brass Krishna Idol with Goverdhan mountain

Height: 11.5 Inches , Weight: 4.200 KG 

SKU: GM9402
 

The brass idol you've provided is a powerful and very significant depiction of Lord Krishna lifting Govardhan Hill. This form is known as Govardhanadhari Krishna or Giridhari. It commemorates one of Krishna's most famous and miraculous feats from his childhood in Vrindavan.

Symbolism of Brass Krishna with Govardhan Hill:

Divine Protection: This is the primary symbolism. Krishna lifted Govardhan Hill for seven days and nights to protect the innocent villagers and their cattle from the wrathful storm unleashed by Lord Indra (the god of rain and thunder). The idol signifies Krishna as the ultimate protector of His devotees from all calamities, natural or otherwise.

Humility of Devotion over Pride: The incident teaches the lesson that true devotion and faith (bhakti) are more powerful than pride and arrogance (symbolized by Indra's ego). It emphasizes that divine grace protects those who surrender.

Nourishment and Abundance (Cows): The presence of cows (often depicted alongside, as in your idol) further emphasizes Krishna's role as a protector of all beings, particularly those who provide sustenance. Cows are sacred in Hinduism and represent prosperity and nourishment.

Miraculous Power: It showcases Krishna's superhuman strength and divine power (Leela), even as a young boy, to perform extraordinary feats for the welfare of His devotees.

Bond with Nature: It highlights Krishna's deep connection with nature and the land of Vrindavan.