Product Description
Bal Gopal Sushobhan Thali captures the innocent and playful world of Krishna’s childhood in Vraja. The Śrīmad Bhāgavatam describes Krishna growing up among the cowherd community, surrounded by friends, cows and the simple rhythms of life in Gokula and Vrindavan. His childhood pastimes are remembered for their extraordinary sweetness, where the divine is experienced through the innocence and spontaneity of a child.
The artwork portrays little Krishna enjoying butter, recalling one of the most beloved themes of his childhood stories. In the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam, Krishna breaks a yogurt pot, eats freshly churned butter and distributes butter and other milk preparations to the monkeys. These playful episodes form an important part of the affectionate relationship between Krishna and the people of Vraja.
The Sushobhan Thali brings this joyful image of Bal Gopal into the home. It is a celebration of childhood in its purest form playful, curious, mischievous and deeply loved making it especially meaningful for spaces associated with children and new beginnings.
