Vrindavan 5 (Krishna Churning the Ocean of Milk) Acrylic Religious Painting
A vibrant and dynamic depiction of a Hindu mythological event.
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This painting by Sridhar Nilkanth portrays the scene from Hindu mythology where Lord Krishna, as a young boy, participates in the churning of the Ocean of Milk. The gods and demons, unable to churn the ocean on their own, sought the help of Krishna, who effortlessly turns the Mount Mandara using his little finger. The painting captures the energy and chaos of the scene, with the gods and demons working together, while Krishna, the central figure, exudes divine power and grace.
| Type |
Original |
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| Size |
30x30 |
| Material |
Canvas |