Butter Eating Krishna Tanjore painting (15*13) - KEB1276

Material : Wood

• This Butter Krishna Tanjore Painting (Navaneetha Krishna) beautifully depicts Lord Krishna in his child form enjoying butter, symbolizing innocence, divine joy, abundance, and pure devotion
• The 15×13 size makes it a prominent devotional centerpiece.
• Baby Krishna represents purity, simplicity, and unconditional love, His playful form is believed to fill the home with positivity and cheerful energy

• Symbolic Meaning

  Butter (Navaneetham): Represents prosperity, nourishment, and the sweetness of life.

  Butter Pot Motif: symbolizes abundance and Krishna’s playful divine nature.

  Gold Embossed Detailing: Reflects divine radiance, prosperity, and sacred richness.

  Temple Arch Background: Enhances spiritual significance inspired by South Indian temple architecture

• Recommended placement in the north-east direction or pooja area for spiritual harmony
• Handcrafted using authentic Tanjore techniques with raised gold foil embossing
• Ideal gift for weddings, anniversaries, housewarming ceremonies (Griha Pravesh), Maha Shivaratri, and spiritual occasions
• It Measures 15″ height, 13″ breadth, and 1.5″ depth with 1730g weight