Bronze Venugopala Krishna Statue – Flute Playing Cowherd – 36 Inches

Description

Venugopal refers to Lord Krishna portrayed playing his flute—a divine icon symbolizing harmony, love, and spiritual bliss. He often appears with a gentle, relaxed stance and serene expression

What the statue represents

This statue holds deep spiritual, artistic, and cultural significance, especially within Hinduism.

Venugopal means “the Lord (Gopal) who plays the flute (Venu)”—a beloved form of Lord Krishna.

• He is typically depicted:
• Standing in a graceful tribhanga posture (three bends in the body),
• Holding a flute, symbolizing divine music that enchants all beings,

Often surrounded by cows, gopis (cowherd maidens), or peacocks, representing devotion and beauty.

Significance of the statue:

(a) Flute (Venu): Represents the human heart, which must be hollow (free of ego) for divine love to flow through.

(b) Posture & Expression: Reflects joy, serenity, and divine play (leela).

(c) Cows: Represent dharma (righteousness), abundance, and the nurturing aspect of creation.