Brass Krishna Arjuna Chariot Statue - Kurukshetra Mahabharat Krishna Standing with Horses

Brass Krishna Arjuna Chariot Statue

The chariot body is in deep forest green with gold engraving. The horses in warm copper-brown. The shikara tower is in terracotta red. The flag is in bright gold. And in the centre of it all, Lord Krishna, reins in one hand, the other extended in the gesture of teaching, his posture one of absolute divine authority. This is the moment the Gita begins.

About this item:

This piece occupies a different category entirely from the conventional single-tone brass chariot statue. It is not simply larger, though at 14 inches tall and 17 inches wide it is substantially more imposing. It is more complete, more detailed, more narratively rich, and more visually alive than any chariot composition we have seen at this price point.

Every Element of This Composition

The Chariot Body: Forest green with gold-tone engraved decorative panels, floral and geometric motifs cover every surface of the chariot sides and rear. The two large wheels with their spoke patterns and central medallion details are among the finest elements of the entire piece.

Standing Krishna: The compositional centrepiece, Lord Krishna stands at the front of the chariot in teaching posture, one arm extending the reins toward the four horses, the other raised in Upadesa Mudra. His crown, jewellery, and garments are rendered in fine detail against the warm gold tone of his figure.

Seated Arjuna: Depicted behind Krishna in his warrior posture, crowned and composed, the warrior who needed to hear what Krishna was about to say.

The Four Horses: Arranged across the stepped oval base in copper-brown tones with decorative harness and saddle detailing, their forward posture gives the entire composition its sense of suspended motion.

The Shikara Tower: Rising from the rear of the chariot body in terracotta and gold, the tiered spire of Hindu temple architecture, drawn from South Indian Ratha chariot tradition. Its presence gives the chariot the identity of a sacred vehicle, a temple in motion.

The Flag Bearer: A small standing figure atop the chariot platform holds the bright gold triangular flag, adding vertical height and narrative layering to the composition.

The Stepped Oval Base: The chariot and horses are mounted on a stepped oval platform that elevates the entire composition and provides a stable, level display surface.

The Perfect Gift for Every Occasion

• Gita Jayanti: The annual celebration of the day the Bhagavad Gita was spoken. There is no more directly meaningful gift for this occasion, and at this scale and quality, no more impressive one.
• Corporate and Leadership Gifting: For clients, partners, board members, and senior colleagues, especially those in positions of leadership, strategy, or governance where the Gita's teachings on duty and right action are personally resonant. This piece makes a statement that no conventional corporate gift can approach.
• Retirement: For someone who has lived by the values the Gita teaches, duty, integrity, right action without attachment to outcome, a Kurukshetra chariot of this quality and scale is a retirement gift that honours their entire working life.
• Inauguration of Business or Institution: The most auspicious and culturally significant gift for the opening of a new office, showroom, institution, or business. Krishna's teaching to Arjuna about duty and action has guided Indian business and governance for centuries.
• Diwali Premium Gifting: For recipients who are devotees of Krishna or students of the Gita, a piece that will be displayed with pride long after every other Diwali gift has been forgotten.
• Housewarming: For a home with a study, library, or serious living room, this chariot belongs there permanently.