Dwārakā Krishna Shrine Art Print

Dwārakā Krishna ShrineReproduction of oil painting on canvas derived from vintage art. Giclée print on high-quality archival paper. 8 x 10 inchesRead about our archival printing process Exquisite reproduction of a fine art relic transformed into a stunning oil painting, bringing the altar of Dwaraka Krishna to life. A black and white photo of the principal black stone altar of Dwārakādhiśa Kr̥śṇa Temple was repainted and transformed while highlighting the key features. Thus the body of Krishna was painted blue while the cloth portion was painted golden yellow as per the Sanskrit scriptural description of the Trivikrama form of the Lord. Besides the disctinctive Vaishnavaite marking on his forehead, he is shown holding the mace on his upper right hand, chakra on the upper left, lotus flower on the lower right, and conch on the lower left. It is noteworthy how the lower palms are have face open while the upper palms facing inward are bent at the root of the fingers. The feet visible belo