The presiding deity of the Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan, one of the most revered Krishna temples in India. The deity is believed to be self-manifested (svayamvyakta) and is depicted in the tribhanga (three-bent) posture. Represents the playful, enchanting aspect of Krishna.
Black stone deity in tribhanga (three-bent) posture, holding a flute. Eyes are covered by a curtain that is opened and closed regularly. Adorned with peacock feather crown and jewels.