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Original art made for this site: the leelas of Vrindavan, Srimati Radharani, and the festivals of Braj. Tap any picture to see it full screen.

Young Krishna leading a herd of garlanded cows out to graze on a golden Vrindavan morning, Balarama and the cowherd boys beside him, the cows tilaked and their horns bright with colour

Young Krishna holding Govardhan hill aloft on one raised hand like a green umbrella, the cowherds, gopis and cattle of Vraja sheltering beneath it as the rain falls around the edges

Govardhan Puja and Annakut

Radha and Krishna playing Holi in a flowering Vrindavan grove at golden morning, Krishna holding a slender pichkari while Radha and her sakhis lift handfuls of red and saffron gulal into the sunlit air, peacocks watching from the flame-of-the-forest trees

Vasudeva wading the flooded Yamuna at midnight with the newborn Krishna in a basket on his head, Sheshnaga's hoods spread above them and lotuses lit gold on the water

Krishna Janmashtami

Radha and Krishna seated together on a flower-decked swing hanging from a kadamba tree in a green Vrindavan grove, sakhis pulling the ropes in the monsoon light

Women of Barsana in crimson and magenta veils raising long bamboo lathis in a narrow sandstone lane while the men of Nandgaon laugh behind round leather shields, Krishna among them, clouds of pink and yellow gulal thick in the air beneath the carved balconies

Nanda Baba holding the infant Krishna aloft in his Gokul courtyard at golden morning, Yashoda beside him, cowherds and gopis throwing butter and curd and turmeric in celebration, decorated cows and drummers around them

The infant Radharani glowing in Kirtida's arms in a Barsana palace courtyard at golden dawn, Vrishabhanu with folded hands beside her while sakhis dance and shower marigold petals

The maha raas on the bank of the Yamuna under the full autumn moon, Krishna playing the flute at the centre with Radha beside him while the gopis dance in a ring around them in crimson, emerald, saffron and turquoise, white lotuses at the water's edge

A spring morning in Vrindavan with mustard fields in yellow bloom beyond a temple courtyard, Radha and Krishna in yellow silk beneath a flowering tree while sakhis offer yellow flowers and musicians begin the samaj gayan

Vasant Panchami

Radha and Krishna bathed in golden light with a tulsi japa mala in the foreground, Vrindavan behind them

The Hare Krishna Maha Mantra

Srimati Radharani seated in prayer at golden sunset beside a lotus lake in Vrindavan, a tulsi japa mala beside her

Radha Sahasranama: The 1008 Names of Radha Rani

A quiet Vrindavan lane at golden morning, two elderly Brajwasi devotees greeting each other with folded hands outside a garlanded temple doorway, tulsi in clay pots and a white cow resting nearby, with a radiant vision of Radha and Krishna held in the light above them

Srimati Radharani standing radiant on a blooming pink lotus with a golden aura above a lotus lake

Is Radha an incarnation of Lakshmi?

Radha and Krishna standing together in eternal love beneath a flowering kadamba tree beside the Yamuna

Why did Krishna not marry Radha?

Krishna crowned with a peacock feather, playing his flute as peacocks dance around him at dawn in Vrindavan

Why does Krishna wear a peacock feather?

Krishna as a child with a dark blue-black rain-cloud complexion, standing with a calf in a sunlit Vrindavan grove

Why is Krishna blue?

Radha and Krishna seated together on a flower-decorated swing beneath a kadamba tree, peacocks nearby

What Does Radha Krishna's Love Symbolize?

Srimati Radharani in a red and gold sari with a delicate crown, radiant in a flowering Vrindavan garden

The infant Radharani glowing in a flower-decked cradle as Kirtida and Vrishabhanu lean over her with joy

The Birth of Srimati Radharani

Draupadi seated in conversation with Krishna's queens in the golden palace of Dwarka, Krishna resting behind them

When Draupadi Met Krishna's Queens

Krishna playfully dressed in a gopi's sari among his smiling gopi friends in a flowering Vrindavan garden

When Krishna Dressed as a Gopi

The upper storeys of the Banke Bihari temple in Vrindavan seen from the lane below, arched galleries and a domed pavilion strung with white flower garlands

Banke Bihari Temple, Vrindavan

The pink sandstone courtyard of the Shriji temple at Barsana in daylight, its domed chhatris and pillared galleries rising above a chequered marble floor

Prem Mandir in Vrindavan on a clear morning, its white marble spire and carved facade rising above the approach walkway