Yashoda and Krishna: Divine Motherhood chibi in what is now Nepal

in what is now Nepal

(Sanskrit: “Boar”) third of the 10 incarnations (avatars) of the Hindu god Vishnu

a form of Lord Shiva representing his dance of destruction and creation in the universe

If someone tries to stop Him

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Yashoda and Krishna: Divine Motherhood chibi in what is now Nepal"This sculpture captures the tender moment of Yashoda holding young Krishna in her arms. Yashoda is shown in traditional attire with her head covered, adorned with jewelry, exuding maternal grace. Baby Krishna rests against her shoulder, holding his flute and wearing a peacock feather in his hair. In Vaishnava tradition, Yashoda is revered as the foster mother of Krishna, who raised the divine child in Gokul. This depiction emphasizes the deep love