ISKCON Nagar Kirtan Handmade Clay Figurines in Saffron Outfit (Set of 4 Figurines)

Description

Description:

A Classic representation of ISKCON Nagar Kirtan singing, chanting Shri Krishna songs, slokas and playing Dhol and Khanjani in the serene village of Nabadwip and Mayapur of West Bengal. This collection is inspired by the dance and music composition of local folk culture of Bengal. This master piece is handcrafted by our renowned artisans of Krishnanagar which radiates the scent of spiritual land of Nabadwip and Mayapur. This figurines gives a complete authentic depiction of ISKCON Nagar Kirtan. Gaura is known as Gauranga or Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and Nitai is known as Nityananda. Gauranga means golden bodily complexion and Nityananda means one embodies eternal bliss. In Hindu mythology, Lord Krishna took his most merciful incarnation Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu in A.D. 1486 in Nabadwip and Nityananda, the avatar of Lord Balaram appeared in A.D. 1474 in the village Ekachakra. These two avatar of God came back to earth to teach how to live life according to Bhagavat Gita’s lessons.

Our collections will surely force you to be travelled to the spiritual land of India. This beautiful exquisite table décor item will add a charm in your living room.

Features:

• Inspired from the Culture of ISKCON and this set of 4 decorative figurines will add a rich traditional flavor at the corner of your house.
• Place them on the table top, wall shelf and counter top to highlight the beautiful aspects of culture
• Comes in matte and antique finish
• Hand crafted item from India
• Color : Multicolor
• Material : Organic Clay, Baked Clay, Clothes
• Gross Weight : 900 gm
• Dimensions (L*W*H) : 5.3 cm * 6 cm * 18 cm
• Box Content : Set of 4 Figurines

Handling Instructions:

Wipe it with dry clean cotton cloth. Do not use any water or alcohol based cleaning product.

Note:
This product is purely handmade. So, there might be slight variation of color and design which are natural in the manufacturing of hand made items as there is human involvement.