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Two white marble murti statues of Krishna and Radha stand side by side against a red and gold patterned backdrop. The Krishna figure wears a red and gold turban topped with a peacock feather crown, holds a flute to his lips, and is adorned with layered gold necklaces, green stone jewellery and a red rose garland. The Radha figure wears a crown with pink halo, a yellow embroidered sari with a veil, a jewelled silver-white necklace and a red rose and marigold garland. Both are dressed in yellow silk with gold paisley embroidery. No living people are visible.

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Two life-size white marble murti of Radha and Krishna stand against a gold curtain and tan cinder-block wall. The left figure, Krishna, wears a red turban topped with a gold crown and peacock feather, a red and orange dhoti, layered jewelled necklaces, and holds a pink flower and a flute. The right figure, Radha, wears a gold crown with peacock motif, a sheer veil, a gold and maroon lehenga with embroidered trim, jewelled necklaces, and holds a pink flower. A blue cloth hangs at the left edge. Scene suggests a Radha Krishna puja setting.2022-06-11 +1 copiesTwo white marble statues of Radha and Krishna stand side by side against a gold curtain and a cinder-block wall. The figure on the left is Krishna, wearing a red headcloth with a peacock feather and gold crown, a red and gold dhoti, layered jewelry and a pink flower in his raised hand while he holds a flute. The figure on the right is Radha, wearing a gold crown with a peacock motif, a sheer veil, a gold and maroon lehenga with embroidery, layered necklaces and a pink flower in her hand. Both have peacock-feather halos. This is a deity murti arrangement.2022-06-11 +1 copiesTwo white marble deity murtis of Radha and Krishna stand side by side before a red curtain and a green patterned cloth canopy. The figure on the left, Krishna, wears a teal and gold turban decorated with peacock feathers, holds a flute, and has long pearl and gold necklaces with a striped purple and orange garment. The figure on the right, Radha, wears a gold crown, a red and gold embroidered dress and a deep red veil, with a white flower garland at the waist and gold bangles. Both are richly adorned in jewelled ornaments, consistent with a puja or darshan display at KAILASA Seattle.2021-09-10A photograph of a marble murti pair of Krishna and Radha standing on a magenta and purple draped altar. The Krishna figure, on the left, wears a peacock-feather crown, plays a flute held at his lips, and wears a pink and blue dhoti with gold-embroidered borders. The Radha figure, on the right, wears a tall crown, a purple and gold sari and layered gold necklaces, and holds one hand raised in blessing. Both are garlanded with red roses and yellow marigolds. White and pink roses and marigold garlands are arranged in the foreground, with a small brass lamp at the left and an orange cloth hanging at the upper right. No people are visible.2019-08-23 +1 copiesPhoto 11734603Test PicturesTest Pictures +3 copiesKAILASA SEATTLE, USA - SarvajnapeetamTwo large white statues of Radha and Krishna stand side by side in a decorated room. The figure on the left, Krishna, holds a flute to his lips and wears an orange dhoti with a teal sash, a peacock-feather crown and a gold necklace. The figure on the right, Radha, wears a yellow and pink sari and a gold-trimmed crown with peacock feathers. Both are draped in long red, orange and yellow marigold garlands. Between them stands a brass vase filled with peacock feathers, and gold sheer curtains hang behind them. Rose petals lie on the floor at their feet.2022-02-27Photo 99231112022-06-16 +1 copiesKAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 8/11/20202020-08-11Photo 99195572022-06-11 +1 copies