Krishna with Flute Resin Figurine

A melody that stills the room — Krishna seated with his flute, robed in maroon and teal, finished in warm antique gold.

Cast in quality resin and finished in a rich antique gold-bronze tone, this Krishna figurine captures the most beloved depiction in Indian devotional art — seated cross-legged, flute raised to the lips, one leg folded and the other gently dangling. Behind him, a densely carved radiating halo frames the head, echoing the scrollwork pattern found on the bolster he rests against and the stepped pedestal beneath. Colour is used sparingly but deliberately — a deep maroon dhoti with gold trim, and a flowing teal shawl draped over both shoulders — bringing warmth and contrast against the antique gold base finish that covers the rest of the figure. A substantial centrepiece for a home mandir, puja shelf, or living room console, and a meaningful gift for housewarmings, Janmashtami, or any occasion where a considered devotional piece is called for.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Material: Resin
Colour: Antique gold-bronze finish with maroon & teal painted detailing
Dimensions (Base): Length 26 cm | Width 13.5 cm
Dimensions (Figurine Height from Base): 28 cm
Finish: Antique gold-bronze with hand-painted maroon & teal accents; carved scrollwork halo & bolster detail
Base: Stepped rectangular pedestal — integrated, not removable
Safe to use: Indoor use only — suitable for home mandir, puja shelf, or display console
Best for: Home mandir, puja room, living room console, gifting, Janmashtami, housewarming
In the box: 1 Krishna with Flute resin figurine

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Dust gently with a soft dry cloth or soft brush, working carefully into the carved halo and bolster detail — avoid water or liquid cleaners as moisture can affect the painted colour and gold finish. Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the maroon and teal tones over time. Handle with care around the flute and raised arms, the most delicate points on the figurine.

FAQ

Q: What is this figurine made of?
A: It is cast in quality resin and finished in an antique gold-bronze tone, with the dhoti and shawl hand-painted in maroon and teal. The halo and bolster carry dense carved scrollwork detail.

Q: Is this suitable for a home mandir or puja room?
A: Yes — this depiction of Krishna playing the flute is one of the most traditionally worshipped forms, and this figurine is well-suited for a home mandir, puja altar, or dedicated shelf.

Q: Is this a good Janmashtami or housewarming gift?
A: It's one of the most meaningful gifts for both occasions — a substantial, richly detailed Krishna figurine for a new home mandir makes a considered and lasting gift.

Q: How should I clean and care for it?
A: Dust gently with a soft dry cloth or soft brush. Avoid water or liquid cleaners on the painted and gold-finished surfaces, and keep out of direct sunlight to preserve the colour over time.

Q: How big is this piece, and where should I display it?
A: At 28cm in figurine height on a 26×13.5cm base, it's a substantial centrepiece rather than a small accent — well suited to a home mandir shelf, puja room altar, or a prominent spot on a living room console.