Crafted with devotion and detail in Hyderabad, this clay figurine by Tais Handicrafts brings to life one of the most iconic episodes from Indian mythology — Krishna lifting the Govardhan Hill. Surrounded by villagers and cows, Lord Krishna raises the hill effortlessly on his finger, shielding the people of Gokul from relentless rain sent by Indra, the god of thunder.
This handcrafted scene symbolizes:
☁️ Protection in adversity
🛐 Faith in divine strength
🧑🎨 Mastery of folk art passed down through generations
Each figure in the composition — from the villagers seeking refuge to the sacred cows — is hand-molded and painted with vibrant, earthy tones. The hilltop, complete with a temple and a fluttering red flag, adds depth and realism to the divine moment.
Perfect for:
Spiritual décor in homes and pooja rooms
Festivals like Govardhan Puja and Krishna Janmashtami
Educational displays on Indian epics and folklore
Collectors of cultural and devotional art
This piece is a tribute to the cultural storytelling and artisan spirit of Hyderabad, brought to life in every curve and color.
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