This intricately carved wooden panel portrays Lord Krishna playing the flute, flanked by four adoring gopis (cowherd maidens). The central figure of Krishna is shown in a classic tribhanga pose, exuding divine charm, while the gopis respond with graceful gestures and devotional expressions. The ornate floral borders and rhythmic composition reflect traditional temple or architectural woodwork, often seen in devotional or domestic shrines. This piece celebrates the theme of divine love and spiritual devotion central to the Bhakti movement. Period 18th–19th century. Place Southern India

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