Radha-Krishna scene in Terracotta by Dinesh Molela

Artist Dinesh Molela in his Terracotta art exquisitely shapes the Radha-Krishna scene where Krishna plays his flute and a designed border. The image of Krishna playing the flute is a symbol of divine love and the union of the individual soul with the universal consciousness. It is believed that Krishna’s music has a mesmerizing effect, drawing all living beings, including Radha, to him. Radha represents the embodiment of pure, selfless love for the divine. The choice of terracotta as the artistic medium is significant as well. Terracotta is a type of clay that has been used for centuries in Indian art and architecture. It represents the earth element and is considered sacred. The use of terracotta in this scene enhances its connection to nature, emphasizing the idea that divine love is intrinsic to the natural world.