Standing Krishna with Flute Sandstone Idol

A melody, standing tall — Krishna with his flute, 12 inches of warm antique gold.

Handcrafted in sandstone and finished in an antique gold tone with hand-painted detailing, this idol shows Krishna standing in his graceful tribhanga pose, one foot crossed over the other, playing the flute held to his lips. A tall jewelled crown with a round halo frames his face and dark curls, a gold shawl falls over his arms, and a pink-coral dhoti with gold borders is tied with a knotted sash. He stands on a square pedestal edged with a leaf-pattern border. At 30 cm (12 inch) tall on a 6.5 × 6.5 cm base, it is a statement piece for a home mandir, an entryway console or a living room shelf, and a thoughtful gift for Janmashtami or a new home.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Material: Handcrafted sandstone
Colour: Antique gold with a pink-coral dhoti, black curls and a red accent at the chest
Dimensions: Height 30 cm (12 inch) | Pedestal 6.5 × 6.5 cm
Finish: Antique gold with dark shading in the detail; hand-painted detailing, incl. the pink-coral dhoti
Base: Square pedestal with a leaf-pattern border — integrated, not removable
Safe to use: Indoor use only — suitable for home mandir, console or display shelf
Best for: Home mandir, entryway or living room console, Janmashtami, housewarming, gifting
In the box: 1 Standing Krishna with Flute sandstone idol

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Dust gently with a soft dry cloth or soft brush, working carefully into the crown, the halo and the flute — avoid water or liquid cleaners as moisture can affect the sandstone surface and the painted colour. Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the pink tone over time. Place it on a flat, stable surface, as it is a tall piece on a compact base, and handle with care around the flute and the crown.

FAQ

Q: What is this idol made of?
A: It is handcrafted in sandstone and finished in an antique gold tone with hand-painted detailing, including the pink-coral dhoti.

Q: How tall is it?
A: It stands 30 cm (12 inch) tall on a 6.5 × 6.5 cm pedestal — tall enough to be the centrepiece of a mandir or console, yet slim enough for a narrow shelf.

Q: Is this suitable for a home mandir?
A: Yes — Krishna playing the flute is one of the most loved forms for daily worship, and this idol suits a home mandir, puja room or entryway.

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 sandstone and painted surfaces, and keep out of direct sunlight to preserve the colour over time.

Q: Is it a good Janmashtami gift?
A: Yes — a standing Krishna with his flute is a traditional gift for Janmashtami, a housewarming or anyone who loves Krishna.