Bhoomika Arts
Bring home bal Krishna accessories; bal Krishna jhula and bal Krishna murti with stone studded
Interior dcor has always been one of the primary points of any home or office. People decorate their interiors with a wide variety of artifacts. These artifacts vary from artificial flowers to lamps, from artificial statues to showpieces of a variety of materials; the interior dcor industry offers its customers with a plethora of options for decorating their interiors. In a country like India where religion and gods hold the supreme position, artifacts that display even a hint of religion become a thing of reverence. Be it the statues of gods that are used in most households either for praying or for simple display or be it pictures and paintings of the gods. Having such items in one’s home or office is considered to bring the blessings of the god upon the person.
Statues of the gods are probably the most common religious artifact that people prefer to have in their homes and offices. These statues are available in a number of materials like clay statues, metal statues, fiber or plastic statues, statues made of bronze or brass and also statues made of the more expensive materials like gold and silver. One of the most common and most preferred statues of the gods is the lord Krishna. With his flute always in his hand and a smile on his face, statues of lord Krishna that often come in pair with that of radha, make for the popularity of the lord Krishna’s statues. One of the popular statues in this category is the bal Krishna murti with stone studded. This murti or statue is carved of lead metal. Making the bal Krishna murti with stone studded more popular is the high quality of work and detailing done on the statue with the help of the stones. The bal Krishna murti with stone studded looks very appealing to the customers because of the fine quality of the murti as well as that of the decoration on the murti.
Another popular bal Krishna accessory that people like to have in their homes and offices is the bal Krishna jhula. According to the mythologies, lord Krishna used to play his flute while sitting on a swing or jhula and all his disciples used to just sit below and listen to him. The bal Krishna jhula is made of metals of different kinds and is accessorized and decorated with beads and stones and sequins to make it look more attractive and more colorful.
These bal Krishna statues and bal Krishna jhula can be either used as simple showpieces or can be kept in the puja houses that people often have in their homes to fetch the blessing of the lord.