Krishna and Radha Krishna and RadhaCelebration of Spring by Krishna and Radha, 18th-century miniature; in the Guimet Museum, Paris (MS 1832). Holi is particularly enjoyed by worshippers of the god Krishna. Its general frivolity is considered to be in imitation of Krishna’s play with thegop...
Lord Krishna has often been portrayed as a naughty prankster in his childhood and a lover-boy in his youth. His beloved Radha and the cowherd girls 'Gopis' in general loved him even more for his pranks and eve teasing. The Holi of Braj is famous all over India for its intimate ...
A critical aspect of photographing Holi is understanding the significance of each color used in the festival. From the fiery reds symbolizing love and fertility to the calm blues denoting the Hindu God Krishna, capturing the beautiful lady amidst these colors allows photographers to delve deeper int...
Holi, the most colorful festival of India, is two weeks away. Holi is the festival that highlights the importance of colors in life. This colorful festival falls on the very first day of spring season and it gives us the message of friendship, unity and goodwill. Before sharing Holi wallpa...
poisonous milk from a demon, according to Hindu legend. Krishna fell in love with Radha, but was worried that Radha would not feel the same way because of his skin. Radha let Krishna apply color to her skin, and they became a couple. And so on Holi, we apply color to each other's...
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“play Holi” – aka throw coloured chalk and water at one-another. The festival honours Krishna, good of love, commemorating when he once played with his consort, Radha, at the coming of spring in Vrindavan. Here, the celebrations last over a week, with the famous Banke Bihari temple ...
you'll have chances to experience the parades.The most interesting parade is probably Lathmar Holi, during which women chase men and beat them with sticks (lathi).The men protect themselves with shields. This is based on the legend of Lord Krishna being beaten by his consort Radha for teasing...
The story behind Lathmar Holi is that Lord Krishna visited Barsana to playfully tease his beloved Radha and her friends (Gopis), by throwing colored water on them. Taking it as an offense, Radha and her friends chased Krishna to beat them. Also during those days, boys dressed them as fem...