Celestial Radha-Krishna Nakashi Cow & Calf Sculpture – Divine Pastoral Tableau (335g, 3"x4.6")

Inspired by the Vrindavan pastimes of Radha and Krishna, this sculpture embodies the divine love and pastoral serenity of Hindu lore. The cow, venerated as Kamadhenu, bears the eternal lila on her body, symbolizing that all divine play resides within her sacred form. Traditionally, cows in Krishna’s youth served as both companions and conduits of spiritual bliss, and this piece immortalizes that heritage in enduring silver.

Type: Handcrafted Sterling Silver Nakashi Cow & Calf Sculpture
Material: 92.5% sterling silver with oxidized antique finish; weight 335 grams.
Craftsmanship: Features deep-relief nakashi carvings depicting Radha, Krishna, gopis, and celestial devotees on the cow’s body. The intricately chased blanket shows lotus scrolls and beadwork borders. Calf stands in natural nursing posture. Each elemental pattern—floral motifs, divine figures, and paisley details—is individually hand-chased and repoussé-formed for lifelike depth and texture.
Dimensions: Height: 3" | Width: 4.6"
Embellishments: Multi-figure tableau of Radha-Krishna lila, floral scrollwork, rope-twist borders, and hand-etched celestial accents—no stones or enameling, pure artisan silver art.