Brass Radha Krishna Idols (Pairs)
Radha Krishna · Radhe Krishna · yugal jodi · pital ki murti
About these pieces
Radha and Krishna are the most common pair on home mandirs, and the Janmashtami and wedding-season purchases both come to this category. It holds 124 brass Radha Krishna pairs cast in Moradabad, from ₹380, in sizes from 4 to 28 inch.
The pairs come in several forms. Some are simple standing figures on a base. Some hold a flute, and some sit under a jhula, the swing that is part of the Janmashtami and Hindola celebrations. The tree forms are for a larger shrine. Pick the size by the mandir: 4 to 8 inch for a wall or shelf, 8 to 15 inch for a chowki in a pooja room, and 15 inch and up for a temple or a large hall.
Each listing shows height and weight. Weight matters more for pairs than for single idols, because the thin figures can look full in a photograph and feel light in the hand.
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Radha Krishna Idol in Brass, on Jhula (Stonegod), 11 inch – for Pooja Room
3.33 kg · Stone and colour work
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Radha Krishna Idol in Brass (Work), 11 inch – for Pooja Room
4.36 kg · Stone and colour work
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Radha Krishna Idol in Brass (Same), 10.7 inch – for Pooja Room
3.77 kg · Stone and colour work
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Krishna Ji with Cow Idol in Brass (Radha Krishan), 11 inch – for Pooja Room
4.83 kg · Polished
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Radha Krishna Idol in Brass, on Jhula, 15 inch – for Temple and Entrance
7.9 kg · Stone and colour work
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Krishna Ji with Cow Idol in Brass (Radha), 19.4 inch – for Temple and Entrance
11.55 kg · Polished
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About these pieces
Radha and Krishna are the most common pair on home mandirs, and the Janmashtami and wedding-season purchases both come to this category. It holds 124 brass Radha Krishna pairs cast in Moradabad, from ₹380, in sizes from 4 to 28 inch.
The pairs come in several forms. Some are simple standing figures on a base. Some hold a flute, and some sit under a jhula, the swing that is part of the Janmashtami and Hindola celebrations. The tree forms are for a larger shrine. Pick the size by the mandir: 4 to 8 inch for a wall or shelf, 8 to 15 inch for a chowki in a pooja room, and 15 inch and up for a temple or a large hall.
Each listing shows height and weight. Weight matters more for pairs than for single idols, because the thin figures can look full in a photograph and feel light in the hand.