It is Janmashtami today, Lord Krishna's birthday.
This is 'Krishno-thakur' that used to be in my 'thamma'/grand-ma's puja room,
now He is with us, here in Geneva. I think He was brought home from Vrindavan,
along with brother 'Bishnu-thakur' (Lord Vishnu).
This is one of the very first CDs that Arnab gifted me when
we had just known each other for a little while.
It is has a collection of bhajans (devotional songs)
his voice weaves magic!
Listen to this song (one of my favs from this album):
'Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare'
15 comments:
Happy Janmashtami to you too! Beautiful doll, my aunt used to make huge dolls like these and export from India to diff countries...
Lovely post! ;-)
Hare Krishna!
Buona giornata, ti mando un caro abbraccio!
Miriam
Hi Dithi,
Hope you had a wonderful Janmastami ... I loved listing to the song ... think I'd probably buy one for myself ... thanks Dithi :)
That's a gorgeous Krishna doll! I wonder how you would paint him...
Hi,
I love your art work. It really inspires me to do something of my own !!
Just wanted to what the name of your blog means..?
Thanks.
hi dithi,
Happy Janmashtami to you too.Even we celebrated .I liked your Lord very much.
I LOVE YOU!!!!
xo.
e.
You have such marvellous art here. Thank you for your delightful work. And thanks for this fantastic Channulal clip :))
Beautiful beautiful work...True eyecandy all that you do...
hello gorgeous! just popping in to SPREAD THE LOVE ~
~HUGS~ & INSPIRATION ~
xo.
e.
beautiful and happy janmashtami!
Thank you guys! I am so behind in posting and responding. I am really glad you liked Chhanulaalji's song.
Shikha: The name of the blog simply comes from my name dee... dee's den :(( I started this blog on a whim and had no idea that anybody will ever drop by to read, so I spent no time in thinking about a meaningful name.LOL!
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