Krishna and Kaliya: Conquest of Chaos saraswati Padmākṣī: (Lotus-eyed - she whose

Padmākṣī: (Lotus-eyed - she whose eyes are as beautiful as a lotus)

This dynamic 3D model is a faithful recreation of a celebrated sculpture from the Nellayappar Temple in Tirunelveli

and then up northwards towards Gujarat

is held in his third hand

which represents the passing of time

Krishna and Kaliya: Conquest of Chaos saraswati Padmākṣī: (Lotus-eyed - she whoseThis sculpture portrays a pivotal scene from Hindu mythology, depicting young Lord Krishna subduing the venomous serpent Kaliya. The five headed Kaliya rises from a swirling base, each head ferocious and menacing, symbolizing the serpents destructive nature. Krishna, seated calmly atop one of the heads, plays his flute with serene confidence, capturing his divine mastery over chaos and danger. In the Bhagavata Purana, Kaliya had poisoned the Yamuna