Krishna

This artwork appears to be a traditional Indian miniature painting featuring Lord Krishna, who is often depicted in various artistic forms. The vibrant colors and intricate details are characteristic of Indian miniature art. It captures cultural and religious narratives, showcasing Krishna in a pastoral setting, likely with a companion. The painting's style may reflect specific regional techniques, such as those from Rajasthan or Mughal traditions. Miniatures like this are celebrated for their craftsmanship and storytelling.

Krishna symbolizes:

1. Divine Love: Associated with love, especially with Radha and the gopis.
2. Protection: A guide and protector, notably in the Bhagavad Gita.
3. Joy and Playfulness: Embodies joy and mischief.
4. Compassion: Teaches compassion and moral values.
5. Incarntion of Vishnu: The eighth avatar of Vishnu.

Overall, he represents love, duty, and spiritual truth.

Dimensions: Approximately 20 cm x 16 cm including the frame.