Radha and Krishna in Vrindavan
Radha and Krishna in Vrindavan is the most beautiful representation of the eternal bliss of spiritual communion
The harmonious union between human and god, between body and spirit, between feminity and masculinity. The painting depicts one of those moments when Krishna and Radha submerge in their mutual love in the enchanting surroundings of Vrindavan. Both have one of their feet on a lotus flower. the feet of Krishna and Radha are considered ‘lotus feet’, for its softness. Here they are placed on the real lotus, the ultimate surface of softness. Also important is the inner meaning that the God and the human shares the same level of comfort when they are in sublime unison.
The rich mural has two Gopis waving fan (Venchamaram) giving company to Krishna and Radha. Radha is holding 3 mayilppeelis ( peacock feather), which are very special to Krishna. The nature’s beauty is very vivid in the painting.
There are squirrel, peacock, parrot and other singing birds in the green forest. The clean water body has lotus and other water plants as well as playing fishes.
Above all, the emotions on the faces of Krisha, Radha and Gopis are really enticing, those smiles bring put the love, playfulness and calmness at the same time.
