Brass Radha Krishna Couple with Red Blue Stone work
The divine couple. Three feet of solid brass each. Coral red and deep lapis blue cover every surface of their garments, crowns, and bases in a density of stone inlay that makes the pieces appear jewelled rather than simply decorated. Lord Krishna in Tribhanga, bansuri at his lips, the cascading scrollwork of his garments alive with colour. Goddess Radha in her complementary posture, her saree draping in individually rendered folds of red and blue stone, her expression the expression of someone whose love has become her entire identity.
| Material |
Brass |
| Color |
Red and Dark Blue |
| Size available |
Length: 6 inches (15 cm), Width: 9 inches (22.86 cm) , Height: 29 inches (73.66 cm) |
| Item Weight |
33 Kg |
| Number of Items |
1 Radha Krishna Idol |
| Use |
Dedicated home temple, large pooja room, living room, heritage home, institutional space |
| Sold by |
Rachana Traders |
At 33 kilograms combined and 29 inches tall, this is the most visually extraordinary Radha Krishna pair in our collection, a permanent installation of divine presence and sacred colour that announces itself from across any room it enters.
About This Stone Inlay Radha Krishna Pair
Where our green-and-gold Radha Krishna pair speaks in the language of aged temple bronze, the depth and warmth of patinated metal, this coral-and-lapis version speaks in the language of the festival: vivid, celebratory, completely alive with colour.
The coral red and lapis blue stone inlay that covers the garments, crowns, and bases of both figures is not simply decoration applied to brass. It is the visual identity of the piece, the primary experience of the composition. The warm gold of the brass body and face emerges from a ground of vivid colour on all sides, creating the specific visual dynamic of a figure that is simultaneously divine gold and festive colour, sacred presence and joyful celebration.
The stone inlay follows the three-surface programme that defines the finest work in this tradition:
The garments: Both Krishna's dhoti and Radha's saree are covered in coral red and lapis blue stone inlay in alternating stripe and panel patterns, creating the textile quality of richly woven festival cloth, translated into stone. The precision of the alternating colour panels, each stripe sharp, each stone individually placed, is the technical achievement that most immediately communicates the quality of the craftwork.
The crowns: The elaborate multi-tiered crowns of both figures carry the same coral and lapis inlay, with turquoise accents at specific elements, making the crowns visually consistent with the garments and completing the top-to-bottom stone inlay programme.
The lotus bases: The large, wide lotus bases of both figures carry stone inlay on their petal surfaces, coral red and lapis blue alternating across the full circumference of both bases. The scrollwork that cascades from the garments down to the base continues the stone inlay programme into the architectural foundation of each piece.
The warm gold of the polished brass on the faces, arms, jewellery, and the detailed scrollwork elements creates the visual dialogue that makes the composition work: the gold announcing the divine presence, the colour celebrating it.
Krishna and Radha, Each Figure in Detail
Lord Krishna, Tribhanga Murali: Krishna stands in the classic Tribhanga pose, the triple-bend of neck, waist, and knee that communicates the complete surrender to music that defines his Murali Manohar aspect. The bansuri is at his lips. The peacock feather rises from the stone-inlaid crown. The cascading scrollwork of his lower garment moves outward from the figure in the flowing organic forms of the finest South Indian and Rajasthani brass casting tradition. His face, gold, composed, absorbed in the music he is making, emerges from the vivid colour of the garment and crown with the luminous quality of a face that is lit by its own inner awareness.
Goddess Radha, Complementary Standing: Radha stands in her complementary posture, the slight forward lean, the held grace of someone listening to music that is made for her alone. Her saree falls in individually rendered folds, each fold surface covered in the coral and lapis stone inlay that gives the garment its textile quality. Her crown matches Krishna's in the density and quality of the stone work. Her jewellery, necklaces, armlets, waistband, is individually modelled in gold against the colour of the garment. Her expression is what Radha's expression has always been in the finest representations of this tradition: the face of a devotion so complete that the self has dissolved entirely into what it loves.
Comparing Our Two Monumental Radha Krishna Pairs
We offer two 29-inch Radha Krishna pairs at this scale, and they represent genuinely different aesthetic and devotional statements:
The Green-Gold Pair: Deep verdigris green in the engraved scrollwork recesses, warm gold on raised surfaces. The language of aged temple bronze, depth, warmth, the presence of something that has accumulated time and devotion. For interiors with warm, earthy, heritage-influenced tones.
This Coral-Lapis Pair: Vivid coral red and lapis blue stone inlay on all garment and base surfaces, warm gold on faces and body. The language of festival, vivid, celebratory, completely alive with colour. For spaces that can receive this level of visual richness and for devotees who understand that beauty in devotional art is itself an act of worship.
Choose the green-gold pair for depth, character, and the aesthetic of the antique. Choose this coral-lapis pair for colour, celebration, and the visual language of the divine couple at their most festive and most gloriously adorned.
Shipping & Installation
At 33 kg combined and 29 inches tall, this pair ships in heavy-duty reinforced wooden crating with full foam cushioning and individual wrapping for each figure. Domestic delivery takes 10 to 14 business days. International requires custom logistics, contact us before placing any international order.
For installation, each figure requires a solid, level surface, stone platform, marble base, or reinforced hardwood altar supporting the individual weight of each piece. Two people recommended for safe unpacking and placement.
The Perfect Gift For
Janmashtami, the most complete devotional gift for the Lord's birthday, in the form that most fully expresses what he means in relationship with Radha.
Heritage home installations, for spaces with the scale and the devotional seriousness this pair deserves.
Collector milestone, stone inlay at this density and quality, at this scale, is a serious collector's acquisition.
Landmark gifting, for a significant personal or institutional occasion requiring a gift of permanence, visual glory, and sacred depth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the stones individually set? Yes, every stone is individually set in its own prepared brass socket. No surface gluing, no sheet stone. Stable under normal display conditions.
Is it solid brass throughout? Yes, 33 kg combined confirms genuine solid casting throughout both figures including bases.
What surface is needed? Solid stone, marble, or reinforced hardwood supporting 18+ kg per figure, completely level.
Does it come protected for transit? Heavy-duty reinforced wooden crating with individual foam wrapping for each figure.
Is international shipping available? Yes, requires custom freight quote. Contact us before ordering internationally.
