This bronze sculpture of Krishna subduing the serpent Kaliya vividly captures his divine triumph and grace.

This bronze sculpture vividly portrays Krishna subduing the serpent demon Kaliya, as described in the Bhagavata-Purana. Shown as a child wearing a hoop-shaped crown and tight shorts, Krishna triumphantly dances on Kaliya’s head. He holds the serpent’s tail with his left hand and offers blessings with his right hand in the abhaya mudra. The statue captures both the powerful moment and the divine victory with skillful artistry, blending movement with a sense of stillness.