This exquisite bronze statue of Natawara Krishna captures his divine dance on the serpent Kaliya, embodying grace, spiritual reverence, and the triumph over evil.

Natawara,” meaning “the excellent dancer,” is a cherished title for Lord Krishna, celebrated for his divine dance on the serpent Kaliya. This exquisite bronze statue, intricately handcrafted, captures Krishna’s ecstatic movements and dynamic grace as described in the Puranas. The depiction mirrors Krishna’s influence on the classical dance form Kathaka, embodying both spiritual reverence and artistic elegance. Known as Narthana Krishnar, this form shows Krishna performing his celestial dance on the serpent, symbolizing his triumph over evil and his role as the cosmic dancer maintaining universal harmony. The statue beautifully blends divine artistry with spiritual significance, reflecting Krishna’s divine prowess and the rich tradition of Hindu iconography.