Bronze figure of Baby Krishna in a crawling posture, his right arm extended forward and left leg tucked beneath—evoking the playful butter-theft episodes central to Krishna’s childhood lore. The sculpture features regional Gujarati ornamentation, including a beaded waist girdle and stylized anklets, with a high conical headdress typical of late post-Mughal devotional art. The rounded limbs and expressive face convey innocence and divine charm, while the compact form suggests use in domestic shrines or temple niches. This piece reflects the enduring affection for Krishna as Bal Gopal, blending folk aesthetics with devotional intimacy.

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