Marble Krishna Hands Showpiece Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Marble with Golden Peacock Base and Kundan Stone Work |
| Dimensions | 7 x 5 x 8 inches (approx.) |
| Weight | 600 grams (approx.) |
| Finish | Polished Marble with Gold-Plated Peacock Feather and Stone Studding |
| Design | Krishna Hands in Bansuri Mudra on Twin Peacock Base |
| Engraving | Shree Shyam Text on Marble Base |
| Best For | Pooja Room, Home Temple, Mandir Decor, Religious Gifting |
| Care | Wipe with a soft dry cloth; avoid water and harsh chemicals on stone work |
| Packaging | Foam-cushioned and shipped in a protective box |
This marble krishna hands showpiece captures the divine bansuri mudra in fine white marble, framed by a golden peacock feather and set upon twin peacock figures. Every detail, from the kundan stone bangles to the Shree Shyam engraving, is crafted to bring devotion and elegance into any home temple. Elysee Decor presents this piece as a centerpiece for pooja rooms and religious gifting.
Key Features
Each pair of marble hands is carved in the classic bansuri-playing gesture, a pose deeply associated with Lord Krishna in Indian devotional art. The golden peacock feather backdrop is studded with kundan stones, catching light beautifully during aarti and evening pooja. Twin peacock figures form the base of the showpiece, a symbol frequently linked with Krishna and considered auspicious for temple decor.
The Shree Shyam text engraved in gold on the marble base adds a personal devotional touch that many buyers specifically look for in Krishna decor pieces. This marble Krishna hands showpiece sits on a sturdy wooden platform, giving it stability and a finished, presentation-ready look on any temple shelf. Kundan-studded bangles and rings on the wrists mirror traditional temple jewelry, adding richness to the overall design. Compact at roughly 7 inches wide, it fits comfortably in home temples, mandir units, and gifting boxes without needing a large display space.
Why Choose Elysee Decor?
Many marble Krishna hand showpieces sold online show only a temple-lit photograph, with no clear dimensions, weight, or material composition listed for buyers. Every marble krishna hands showpiece for pooja room from Elysee Decor is listed with exact measurements, weight, and care details upfront, so buyers know precisely what arrives at their doorstep. Each piece also ships with foam cushioning around the delicate stone work, protecting it from damage during transit.
Perfect For
This marble krishna hands showpiece is ideal for home temples, mandir units, and pooja room shelves, and makes a meaningful gift for housewarming ceremonies, weddings, and Krishna Janmashtami celebrations. It also suits gifting to parents, in-laws, and elders who maintain a dedicated prayer space at home.
Order today and bring the divine presence of Shree Krishna into your home temple with Elysee Decor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the marble Krishna hands showpiece represent?
A: The showpiece depicts Lord Krishna’s hands in the bansuri mudra, a gesture symbolizing his flute-playing form. It is widely placed in home temples as a devotional and auspicious decor piece.
Q: Is this showpiece suitable for daily pooja room use?
A: Yes, this marble Krishna hands showpiece is designed for regular placement in home temples and mandir units, and its sturdy wooden base keeps it stable during daily use.
Q: What is the significance of the peacock figures in this showpiece?
A: Peacocks are closely associated with Lord Krishna in Hindu tradition and are considered a symbol of beauty, grace, and divine presence, making them a common motif in Krishna-themed decor.
Q: How do I clean a marble showpiece with stone work?
A: Wipe the piece gently with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid water and chemical cleaners near the kundan stone work, as moisture can loosen the stones over time.
Q: Is this a good gift for Janmashtami or housewarming?
A: Yes, a marble Krishna hands showpiece is a popular and meaningful gift for Krishna Janmashtami, housewarming ceremonies, and weddings, symbolizing devotion and blessings for the new home.

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