Radha Krishna Murti: Brass Radha Krishna Idol for Your Home Mandir

The Lord Radha Krishna Brass Idol

The Lord Radha Krishna Brass Idol shows the paired form of Radha and Krishna. Brass is a metal widely used for murtis in Indian homes and temples.

Many families keep a brass Krishna idol on a shelf or in a wooden mandir. Compare the expression and appearance with your own taste. The product page lists the details you need, such as the material, the dimensions and the base.

Radha and Krishna in Hindu tradition

In Hindu tradition, Radha is revered as the beloved of Krishna and a symbol of devotion. The pair is remembered together in bhajans, in Vrindavan and on festivals such as Janmashtami.

Many people keep the divine pair in the puja room, place flowers before them and light a lamp. Some chant the Radha Krishna mantra taught in their family. Follow your own family custom for daily worship.

How to choose a Krishna murti for your home

• Measure the shelf or mandir space before choosing.
• Check the material and the overall dimensions, including the base.
• Think about the expression you prefer in the faces of the pair.
• For a gift, choose for the space and devotional preference of the family.

Wipe a brass idol with a soft dry cloth. Read the product page before using water or other liquids on it.

More Krishna idols, malas and frames

Explore Krishna malas, jewellery and frames in the Lord Krishna collection. It includes Tulsi malas, Murli Manohar necklaces and pyrite frames, and each page lists its own details.

For other deities and materials, browse the Brass Idols and Idols collections.

For a gift, think about the shelf where the idol will stand. A Tulsi mala or a frame from the Krishna collection can sit beside it in the same puja room.