42″ Large Superfine Cosmic Form of Lord Krishna (Vishwarupam from The Bhagavad Gita) | White Wood Statue | Handmade 

“विश्वरूपं दर्शयामि दिव्यं, सर्वभूताधिवासिनम्।”
This invocation recalls the moment in the Bhagavad Gita when Lord Krishna revealed His Vishwarupa, the cosmic form that encompasses all existence. This masterpiece of white wood sculpture captures that sublime vision, translating the ineffable grandeur of the divine into tangible artistry. Standing tall with commanding presence, the statue invites the devotee into contemplation of the infinite, a glimpse of the boundless nature of the Supreme.
The central figure radiates omnipotence, with countless heads, arms and celestial beings emerging from the divine core. Each hand holds symbolic weapons and emblems, signifying Krishna’s role as protector, sustainer and destroyer. The serene yet powerful expressions across the many faces reflect both compassion and authority, reminding the viewer of the Lord’s dual nature as gentle guide and cosmic ruler. Crowning the form is a celestial canopy, evoking the vastness of the universe and the sheltering embrace of divine protection.
At the base, intricate carvings bring the battlefield of Kurukshetra to life. Arjuna, poised in his chariot, embodies the seeker torn between duty and doubt, while the surrounding warriors and steeds echo the eternal struggle of dharma. These scenes anchor the cosmic revelation in human experience, reminding us that the teachings of the Gita are not abstract but deeply relevant to the challenges of life. The inclusion of the sacred Sri Yantra further enriches the symbolism, representing the union of energies and the harmony of the cosmos.
The craftsmanship of this masterpiece is extraordinary. The smooth polish of the white wood enhances its luminosity, while the delicate contours and ornate detailing reflect devotion and artistic mastery. More than an ornament, it is a devotional presence, a spiritual beacon that transforms any space into a sanctified environment.
To behold this Vishwarupa is to be reminded of the infinite scope of divinity and the eternal wisdom imparted by Krishna. This sculpture stands as a testament to heritage, devotion and the timeless philosophy that continues to guide humanity toward liberation and truth.