Makhan Chor 'Butter Thief' Baby Krishna 7.50"Specification Product Code : 5031 Material : Brass Size : 7. 50"H x 7. 50"W Weight : 2. 940 Kg. Description The beautiful brass figure epitomizes one of the most popular stories relating to Lord Krishnas childhood escapades. Here the divine child is stealing makhan from the vessel. A deep sense of simplicity and affection is marked in this beautiful brass figure. As a child, Krishna used to steal makhan not only in his own home but also from the

He would also teach them the science of Ayurveda

a journey towards perfection

According to relgious Hindu texts Kubera is also the son of Sage Vishrava (hence he is also called Vaisravana) and in this respect

Lord Hanuman is holding his weapon on His one hand and with His other hand

The left hand noose is for capturing difficulties and right hand goad to remove them

The artist crafts the lady out of brass in a most graceful manner

The most striking feature of Lord Shiva’s portrayal

swan-sized bird

that is to says a ’treatise on dwelling and as such it deals with all the facets of gods’ temple dwellings

and from them it examiners how they are applied to mantic practice

Surrounded by lavish embroidery

on whose body she is often seen standing