Yugalrūpa (The Unified Form of Rādhā–Kṛṣṇa) - 18×24″ Poster Frame style:Framed Flanked by bodhisattvas

Flanked by bodhisattvas

Revered in Gaudiya Vaishnavism and Rasik traditions

These pieces capture the vibrancy and bold expression of Bengal’s folk visual traditions

showcasing the vibrant miniature painting alongside the original Sanskrit verses that narrate this legendary confrontation

With his right hand displaying the vajra (thunderbolt scepter) before the throne

Yugalrūpa (The Unified Form of Rādhā–Kṛṣṇa) - 18×24″ Poster Frame style:Framed Flanked by bodhisattvasCalcutta Art Studio Chromolithograph c. Late 19th Century Key Features Yugalrpa Two Bodies, One Divine Essence This rare and symbolically rich composition presents Rdh and Ka in Yugalrpa, the inseparable, unified form of divine love. The figures stand intertwined, their bodies distinct yet harmonised, while all four hands together hold Kas flute, visually declaring that devotion, music, and divinity flow only through union. Shared Flute Music as