Description

At the top stands Lord Vishnu, Krishna’s divine form, radiating an ethereal aura with a golden crown and chakra. His expression is calm and protective, with a halo of sacred energy and delicate peacock feathers in the backdrop.
Below him is a youthful Krishna in his flute-playing form, clad in a bright yellow and green dhoti, adorned with gold jewelry and a red dupatta. His pose is elegant and joyful, symbolizing his role as the divine charmer.
On the left, Bal Krishna (child Krishna) is seen lovingly holding a butter pot, with an innocent expression and elaborate headgear. The butter trickles down, symbolizing his mischievous childhood nature.
At the bottom right, another adorable depiction of baby Krishna is shown sitting near a pot of butter (Makhan), joyfully indulging in his favorite treat. His facial expression is playful and divine.
The dark blue, grid-textured background is subtly enriched with peacock feathers and faint mythological scenes, enhancing the divine setting and depth of the artwork.