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Two-Winged Door with Paintings from the Life of Krishna and His Wives - Two-winged door with paintings from the life of Krishna and his wives. India, probably 19th century. Solid wood, metal. Each wing approx. 185 × 44 × 5 cm. Hand-painted with scenes from the life of Krishna and his wives. 4 image fields on each side. Condition: Signs of age and wear, slight color loss. Krishna is considered a divine hero, king, and teacher in Indian tradition. His role as a sage in the Mahabharata and his deep spiritual significance as an Avatar of Vishnu. In his adulthood, Krishna married several wives, including Rukmini, his principal consort, and Satyabhama, known for her strong character. Although Radha was not his wife, she is considered his greatest spiritual companion and a symbol of pure love. Together, these figures reflect various forms of devotion, courage, and divine connection.