Supremely Revered Deity in an Admirable Variety of Krishna Statues

Krishna is undoubtedly one of the most popular deities in Hinduism. He is often referred to as Narayana, meaning “the Lord of the Universe” or “the Supreme Being”. Krishna is an avatar of Vishnu and he is known for his countless incarnations in all forms. He is depicted in various avatars such as a cowherd boy, a prince and finally a king.
Antique Krishna statue depiction varies from one region to another depending on the region’s cultural values, traditions and beliefs. The way he is portrayed differs from region to region, but most often he is shown as an attractive dark skinned prince wearing yellow clothes with peacock feathers in his crown and playing his flute near his lips known as Tribhangi Mudra.
In some regions Krishna has four hands which are used to hold different items such as arrow, bow and arrows, sword, discus etc., while in other regions he has just two hands which are usually used to hold the flute. In some regions Krishna's hair is long while in others it is short or medium length; however this depends on how they want him portrayed according to their cultures & traditions