Traditional Indian Radha Krishna brass pendant. This traditional Indian brass pendant is painted with sacred images or, as in this case, with a symbol of culture and religion: Radha Krishna . They are worn daily, they give a note of color while maintaining their roots firmly in tradition.
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Specifications
- strong point: hand painted, colorful
- origin: India
- Processing method: artisanal
- Stone(s): without
- Surface: polished
- Material: brass
- SKU: ipp15
Dimensions A
- Thickness: 4mm
- Width: 24mm
- Hook diameter: 3 mm
- Height (incl. hook): 29 mm
In traditional literature Krishna is compared to the sun, and Radha to the sunlight. Both exist at the same time, but one derives from the other. At the same time, it is a mistake to believe that one has priority over the other, because as soon as the sun appears, its light appears.
More importantly, the sun has no meaning without its rays, its heat and its light. And heat and light could not exist without the sun.
Thus, the sun and its light co-exist, each of equal importance to the existence of the other. It can be said that they are simultaneously one thing and two different things.
Mughal painting is a particular style of South Asian, particularly North Indian, painting that is limited to miniatures preserved either as book illustrations or as individual works in albums (muraqqa).
It evolved from Persian painting in tiny dimensions and developed in the court of the Mughal Empire from the 16th to the 18th century. The Mughal emperors were Muslims, and they are credited with consolidating Islam in South Asia and spreading Muslim (and especially Persian) art and culture and faith.
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