3-D work painting: Radha Krishna

Indian beliefs had always been encouraging towards women. It's us who created a man-dominating society. If "Krishna is incomplete without Radha", then how can his picture be.
I made this painting during my holidays in 10th standard. Acrylic colors are used to paint its background. To give it a 3-D look, multiple designs are made using stones(some of which I collected from used Rakhis), cloth, peacock feather and handmade sheets. This picture signifies love and gives us a beautiful message of gender equality as Radha and Krishna are One.

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