Krishna’s childhood is the part of the literature devotees return to most often: the boy crawling through Nanda Maharaja’s courtyard, carried on his mother’s hip, getting into trouble before breakfast. Theologians call the mood vatsalya rasa. Everyone else just finds him charming.
This is the Baby Krishna and Mother Yashoda artwork on a wall tapestry. Printed on lightweight polyester fabric with hemmed edges, easy to hang with pins, tacks or a rod, in sizes up to 104″ x 88″. It covers a large wall for very little money and folds into a suitcase for a festival stall. Made to order. Machine wash cold and hang to dry; do not iron over the print.
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