Krishna Ji With Flute Idols, 13 inch
About this collection
Thirteen inches is the size most families settle on for a home mandir. It is tall enough to be the centre of a shelf and still light enough to lift down for the daily wipe. Go smaller and the figure gets lost behind diyas and bells; go much larger and it needs a floor or a corner of its own. For a pooja room with a single shelf, this is the sensible middle.
Krishna with the flute is a standing figure, so check the base before you buy. Place it on a flat cloth or a wooden chowki rather than a sloping glass top, and keep it away from the edge where a sleeve could knock it. Brass darkens slowly with lamp soot, and a soft dry cloth each week keeps the shine.
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Good to know
Will a 13 inch Krishna fit a small mandir shelf?
Most single shelves take a figure this height with room in front for a diya. Measure the shelf depth against the base before you order, because the flute rises well above it.
Is this size a good housewarming gift?
It is, because it is a finished piece that looks right without needing a corner of its own. A family setting up a new pooja room usually values a figure of this size over a small figurine.
How do I clean the brass without losing the shine?
Dust it with a soft dry brush first, then wipe with a dry cloth. Keep harsh chemicals off the surface, since they can dull the finish over time.