Appearance & Features Material: Made from black marble, which gives it a striking, divine look. The polished surface adds a radiant charm. Facial Expression: The idol typically has a gentle, smiling face with expressive eyes that exude compassion and divinity. Pose: Shreenathji is depicted in his iconic Tribhanga posture, with one hand raised (holding the Govardhan hill) and the other resting on his waist. Adornments: The idol is often decorated with intricate carvings, jewelry, and vibrant clothing, just like in Nathdwara. Tilak & Ornaments: A prominent tilak (Urdhva Pundra) is carved or painted on the forehead, symbolizing devotion. The idol is adorned with jewels, necklaces, and a crown (mukut). Attire: Traditionally, a pitambar (yellow dhoti) or embroidered garments are draped around the idol, enhancing its divine appeal. Symbolism & Spiritual Significance Govardhan Lila: The raised hand represents Lord Krishna lifting Govardhan Hill to protect devotees from Indra’s wrath. Divine Energy: Black marble is considered auspicious and powerful, symbolizing Krishna’s eternal cosmic presence. Pushtimarg Tradition: This form of Krishna is worshipped with special seva (devotional service), including adornment with rich fabrics, jewelry, and offerings of Chhappan Bhog (56 delicacies).”