Eternal Leela Panel

As Janmashtami approached, we felt the festival’s joy in every breath the air itself alive with whispers of Krishna’s leelas. And in that spirit, we began to imagine a panel that would not just depict, but breathe His eternal presence.

The panel opens with Baal Krishna, the divine child, caught mid-laughter, mischief dancing in His eyes. Every curve, every gesture tells of innocence and playful wonder of stolen butter, hidden flutes, and the lighthearted magic of childhood untouched by time.

From this world of innocence, the eye travels to Shrinathji- the young protector of Vrindavan. Here, Krishna lifts the Govardhan Parvat, His stance resolute, yet gentle; His eyes, full of love, teach surrender, courage, and faith. One hand guides, the other shields the eternal reminder that protection comes with grace.

And finally, the panel flows into the youthful Krishna, flute in hand, every movement filled with rhythm and elegance. He is the guide of the soul, a beacon of beauty, discipline, and divine wisdom, drawing the observer into the eternal dance of life itself.

Time, in this panel, folds upon itself. Childlike play, divine protection, and supreme wisdom exist together, inseparable. The Eternal Leela Panel is not merely a work of art, it is a journey, a living rhythm of Krishna’s presence, a gentle call to feel His love, guidance, and joy at every stage of life.