In Vrindavan, it is said that the sound of Krishna’s flute can be heard in the rustling of leaves, the flow of the river, the silence between heartbeats. Once you have heard it, everything else becomes a variation on that call.
This small devotional painting captures the hand that holds the flute — blue as the sky, adorned with a gold bracelet, cradling a peacock feather alongside the wooden bansuri. Above, a full white moon. Around it, a sky burning in pink, red and purple.
It is not about seeing. It is about being called.
Part of the Spiritual Reflections collection — paintings exploring devotion, faith, and the sacred in everyday feeling.
Original acrylic on canvas. 10 x 15 cm. Signed by the artist. Includes certificate of authenticity.
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