Description
The companionship of Radha-Krishna is the subject of Indian lore and art to this day. Few things capture the Indian imagination as well as the togetherness of this amorous couple. Despite the plethora of Vrindavan gopiyan smitten by His charms, it is Radha who is the love of Lord Krishna. In this composition they are shown together engaged in a ritual of dance and music. The tribhang murari-roopa of the Lord, indicative of His form jutting out (bhang) in three (tri) places, is making divine music that His Radha dances to. She is dressed in a short ghagra that reveal the dexterous stepping of Her ghungroo-ed limbs, and a dupatta that flows about Her as She motions. As Her Krishna keeps in step with Her, He falls more and more in love with Her.
