Krishna Murali Manohar Superfine Brass Figurine - Standing Flute Player Idol

Krishna Murali Manohar — the flute-player's tribhanga pose, hand-painted red eye and lip accents, cast in superfine pure brass.

This superfine pure brass Krishna Murali Manohar figurine captures Lord Krishna standing in his graceful tribhanga S-curve pose, both arms raised, bansuri held to his lips. The face is brought to life with hand-painted red accents on the eyes and lips — a detail that distinguishes this from a plain brass Krishna. Above, a distinctive tall cylindrical stacked drum mukut crown rises in stacked carved bands. Below, a three-tiered lotus pedestal with carved lotus petals and a beaded border base provides the foundation. Part of Mapland's curated Pooja Essentials collection.

Every surface of this figurine — from the dense chest ornaments and circular pendant to the layered dhoti bands and ankle nupura — is cast in high-purity brass with fine detailing that produces the warm golden-amber lustre associated with traditional Moradabad brass work. A considered gift for a home mandir, or for Janmashtami and housewarming occasions.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Material: 100% Superfine Pure Brass with hand-painted face accents
Dimensions: Height 9 cm | Length 11 cm
Weight: 280 g
Finish: Warm golden-amber satin brass, hand-painted red eye and lip detail
Base: Three-tiered lotus pedestal with beaded border
Safe to use: Indoor use only — decorative and devotional display
Best for: Home mandir, pooja shelf, living room, gifting, Janmashtami
In the box: 1 Krishna Murali Manohar brass figurine

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Dust with a soft dry cloth. Avoid water and liquid cleaners, which can dull the brass finish and affect the hand-painted face accents. Keep away from prolonged moisture.

Q: What is this figurine made of?
A: It is cast in 100% superfine pure brass, weighing 280 grams, with hand-painted red accents on the eyes and lips.

Q: What does the tribhanga pose represent?
A: Tribhanga is a graceful three-bend standing posture traditionally associated with Krishna playing the flute — arms raised, body gently curved.

Q: What are the dimensions?
A: 9 cm tall and 11 cm long, weighing 280 grams.

Q: Is this suitable for a home mandir?
A: Yes — it's designed as a devotional centrepiece for a home mandir or pooja shelf.

Q: Is this a good Janmashtami gift?
A: Yes — Krishna playing the flute is one of the most recognised and beloved devotional forms, making this a meaningful Janmashtami or housewarming gift.