Krishna and Radha embody divine love and devotion in Hindu mythology, representing the soul's yearning for the divine and the purity of love.

Krishna and Radha are central figures in Hindu mythology, symbolizing divine love and devotion. Krishna is depicted as a youthful god with dark blue skin, playing the flute among cows in colorful garments. Radha, his chief consort, represents love and purity with fair skin and vibrant saris. Their deep emotional bond exemplifies the soul's yearning for the divine, and together they embody bhakti in Hinduism, celebrated in texts and art forms as symbols of the eternal connection between the human soul and the divine.

Tanjore painting is a traditional South Indian art known for its vivid colors, intricate details, and use of gold foil to depict deities and mythological figures.