Bronze Kalinga Krishna Statue – Lord Krishna on Serpent Kaliya – 36 Inches

Description

Kalinga Krishna is a powerful and symbolic depiction of Lord Krishna subduing the serpent Kaliya — a famous episode from the Bhagavata Purana. When cast in Panchaloha, the statue holds additional spiritual significance due to the sacred metal composition.

What the statue represents:

– Krishna dancing on serpent Kaliya represents triumph of divine power over evil, ego, and chaos

– the multiple serpent hoods is symbolic of toxicity, fear, and negative forces in life

– Krishna’s serene expression represents inner peace and mastery over external turbulence

– the dance indicates that life’s challenges can be overcome with grace, balance, and inner strength.

Significance of the statue:

The statue holds deep spiritual, cultural, and symbolic significance in Hinduism.

(a) teaches that true strength lies in control, not violence.

(b) Krishna does not kill Kaliya—he reforms him, showing the path of compassionate justice.

(c) A reminder that divine power uplifts and transforms rather than merely punishing.

In essence, the Kalinga Krishna statue is a sacred reminder that divine grace can subdue even the most dangerous forces, both within and outside us. It inspires purity, fearlessness, and inner balance.