Krishna Sitting With Pot (6 In)

The butter symbolizes the purity of the human soul and genuine, selfless love (Bhakti). Krishna "steals" it to show that he is drawn only to the purest devotion. The pot itself represents the physical body or ego; when Krishna broke the pots of butter, it symbolized the breaking of the ego and the liberation of the soul.

This statue serves as a perfect spiritual addition to your puja room, a delightful feature for a child's room, or an inspiring piece for any space, invoking blessings of happiness, abundance, and divine protection. Its compact 6-inch size is ideal for car dashboards, office desks, or small home altars.

Key Product Bullet Points (for Quick Reading)

• Divine Subject: An adorable depiction of Bal Krishna (Baby Krishna), the beloved Makhan Chor.

• Iconic Pose: Captures Krishna sitting with a pot of butter, symbolizing innocence, joy, and divine mischief.

• Ideal Size: Measures approximately 6 inches in height, perfect for tabletop display, altars, or car dashboards.

• Spiritual Significance: Represents pure devotion (Bhakti), happiness, and the breaking of the ego.

• Perfect Gift: A cherished gift for Janmashtami, housewarmings, weddings, or for devotees of Lord Krishna.

• Quality Construction: (Add your specific material here, e.g., Crafted from high-quality durable Resin with a rich hand-painted finish / Made of lustrous Brass).

• Versatile Decor: Suitable for the mandir (home temple), living room, or office space.