Vishvarupa Darshan - Yashoda Beholds the Universe in Krishna’s Mouth | Ravi Varma Poster (18×24″) Frame style:Canvas and his arrows tipped with

and his arrows tipped with fragrant blossoms are emblems of love’s gentle yet transformative impact

His gesture toward the flock of sheep beside him symbolizes the community of believers whom Peter is called to guide and protect

typical of the early 18th-century Shangri Ramayana illustrations

growing prosperity that comes from having aligned one's material life with the divine order of abundance that Kubera has governed since the very beginning of the cosmos

Each of the sixteen petals carries one of the sixteen Sanskrit vowels - Aṃ (अँ)

Vishvarupa Darshan - Yashoda Beholds the Universe in Krishna’s Mouth | Ravi Varma Poster (18×24″) Frame style:Canvas and his arrows tipped withKrishna Childhood Miracle Yashoda & Bala Krishna Ravi Varma Press Chromolithograph Hindu Devotional Art Region Date India Ravi Varma Press, KarlaLonavlaLate 19th early 20th centuryMedium (Original): Chromolithograph Key Features The Cosmic Vision of a Mother This beloved Ravi Varma Press chromolithograph captures one of the most tender yet profound episodes from Krishnas childhood. When little Krishna is accused of eating mud, Mother Yashoda asks him