Butter Eating Krishna Tanjore painting (15*13) - KEB1278

Material : Wood

• The Butter Krishna Tanjore Painting (depicting Navaneetha Krishna) is a devotional artwork portraying Lord Krishna as a child holding or enjoying butter, symbolizing innocence, joy, divine playfulness, and abundance
• Baby Krishna represents purity, happiness, and unconditional love
• Often kept in homes to bless children with good health, intelligence, and protection.
• Worship of Butter Krishna is believed to fill the home with happiness, harmony, and playful divine energy.

• Symbolic Meaning

  Butter (Navaneetham): Symbolizes abundance, nourishment, and the sweetness of devotion.

  Child Form of Krishna: Represents divine simplicity and the blissful nature of God.

  Gold Embossed Work: Signifies divine radiance, prosperity, and sacred richness.

  Cow Motif (if present): Represents purity, motherhood, and abundance

• Features raised relief work with gold foil, enhancing depth and texture
• Ideal gift for baby showers, naming ceremonies, housewarming (Griha Pravesh), Janmashtami, and festive occasions.
• It Measures 15″ height, 13″ breadth, and 1.5″ depth with 1730g weight