Brass Krishna with Arch Standing on Tortoise Idol- 9″

Weight: 1.6 kg,   Height: 9 inches

SKU: 10104

The brass idol you have provided is a unique and powerful depiction of Lord Krishna (Venugopala/Murli Manohara) set within an arch (Prabha or Prabhavali) and mounted on a tortoise base (Kurma).

This specific composition combines the benefits of three distinct spiritual symbols, making its usage particularly potent for stability, prosperity, and harmony.

Spiritual & Emotional Benefits (The Flute and Arch)

• Harmony and Joy (Krishna with Flute): Krishna in the Tribhanga (triple-bent) posture playing the flute is the classic depiction of divine bliss, love, and harmony. The flute's sound is believed to attract positivity, calm the mind, and resolve household conflicts. This form is often used to bring joy and spiritual serenity.

• Auspicious Protection (The Arch/Prabhavali): The arch surrounding Krishna is a traditional temple element (Prabhavali) that sanctifies the idol. It emphasizes the complete divinity of the Lord, making the idol a powerful focus for worship, devotion, and divine protection.

Vastu and Material Benefits (The Tortoise Base)

The most unique and potent aspect is the tortoise base (Kurma):

• Stability and Longevity: The tortoise represents the Kurma Avatar of Lord Vishnu, who sustained the universe during the churning of the ocean (Sagar Manthan). The tortoise base provides stability, endurance, and grounding to the household and the spiritual energy of the idol. It is strongly associated with longevity and protection.

• Wealth and Prosperity: In Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui, the tortoise is a symbol of wealth, financial stability, and steady career growth. Placing Krishna—who is often invoked for prosperity—on this base amplifies the blessings for wealth and good fortune.

• Brass Material: The brass metal enhances all these properties. It is considered an auspicious material that attracts, retains, and radiates positive, sacred energy. Its durability also symbolizes the eternal nature of the divine principles it represents.