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Hampi Vittala Temple Stone Pillar Carving Of Bala Baby Krishna Eating Butter Stock Photography


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This stone pillar shows the carving of Balakrishna baby krishna eating butter as it is being churned from the pot by his mother. This pillar is in Hampi Vittala Temple, Karnataka, India.

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