Karigori K Logo
KARIGORI
Krishna and Radha in the Pastoral Grove — Terracotta Relief Panel

Certified Authentic

Handcrafted by verified Bengal artisans

Mohit Kumhar · Rajasthan

Krishna and Radha in the Pastoral Grove — Terracotta Relief Panel

₹26,000

Inclusive of all taxes. Price may vary for custom dimensions.

This handcrafted terracotta relief depicts Krishna playing the flute alongside Radha, surrounded by cows, peacocks, birds, flowering plants, and a richly detailed pastoral landscape. The central figures capture a serene moment of divine companionship, while the surrounding elements evoke the harmony between Krishna, nature, and village life. The relief showcases intricate hand-modelled detailing across Krishna and Radha’s garments, jewellery, crowns, and expressive features. Decorated cows, elaborate peacock feathers, flowering trees, foliage, and a radiant sun fill the composition, creating a layered and immersive narrative scene. The warm natural terracotta finish enhances the depth of the sculpted forms, with raised textures and carefully carved patterns creating strong light-and-shadow contrasts. Framed by a traditional rope-style border, the mural combines devotional storytelling with the decorative richness of Indian terracotta craftsmanship, making it well suited for heritage architecture, temple interiors, cultural spaces, statement walls, and curated traditional décor.

Our payment system is being set up. To purchase, please use the enquiry form.

Specifications

Material
Terracotta Clay
Dimensions
3*2 Feets
Artisan
Mohit Kumhar
Region
Rajasthan
Category
Terracotta Murals

Shipping & Delivery

Ships within 7–10 business days

Custom wood crate packaging for fragile pieces

Free shipping across India

International shipping available — contact us for rates

The Maker

Mohit Kumhar

Every Karigori piece is made by hand by artisans who have inherited centuries of craft knowledge from Rajasthan. When you commission or purchase a piece, you directly support their livelihood and keep this tradition alive.

Back to Terracotta Murals