Porcelain sculpture portraying Shrinathji, one of India’s most venerated gods.

Shrinathji is a manifestation of Krishna, one of India’s most venerated deities, incarnated in a seven-year-old boy. Shrinathji is a grace-filled divinity, the balanced abode of contradictions. He is a child, yet he supports the world. He is both pond and lotus, he is all things at once. Exquisitely faithful to traditional iconography, this majestic depiction in porcelain stands out for its sumptuous decoration and also for the dazzling ornamental wealth of a god who represents pure bliss. A wide range of finishes were using in making this impressive sculpture, including the combination of matte and glazed porcelain with enamels, and different coatings of golden luster and metallic tones. The intense saffron color of the clothing symbolizes happiness and success. In addition, it is richly decorated with a jewelry hand-painted in bright greens and blues, and with a splendid garland of white flowers, modeled petal by petal by Lladró artists.

Sculptor Virginia González

Porcelain Type Matte, gloss, gold and platinum luster

Height (in) 25.591

Width (in) 11.811

Length (in) 9.843

Finished Matte, gloss, gold and platinum luster

Limited Serie Yes

Limited Serie Units 499

Base Included No

SKU 01002029