This graceful bronze figure of Krishna exemplifies the devotional sculpture of early modern South India. Depicted in his iconic posture, the deity stands with one leg crossed in playful ease, suggestive of his role as divine cowherd and enchanter. His uplifted hand likely once held a flute, evoking Venugopala, the beloved pastoral form. Adorned with a tall crown, sacred thread, and layered ornaments, the figure resonates with lyrical movement and tender expression—hallmarks of temple bronzes crafted for ritual veneration.

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