**Lord Krishna is often depicted with dark blue or black skin, which symbolizes his divinity and transcendence. His face is usually oval-shaped with a high forehead, and his eyes are almond-shaped and often depicted as deep and expressive. He is often portrayed with a gentle smile on his lips, which represents his joyful and loving nature. Krishna's hair is often depicted as curly and black, tied in a topknot or adorned with a peacock feather. His nose is usually small and straight, and his lips are full and well-defined. He is often depicted with a long neck and broad shoulders, which signify his strength and power. Krishna is often depicted wearing a yellow or orange dhoti (a traditional Indian garment) and adorned with various jewels and ornaments, such as necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. He is often depicted playing a flute or holding a cowherd's stick, both of which are symbols of his pastoral and musical nature.** - Upscaled by <@1086969987945726032> (fast)
Lord Krishna is often depicted with dark blue or black skin, which symbolizes his divinity and transcendence. His face is usually ovalshaped with a high forehead, and his eyes are almondshaped and often depicted as deep and expressive. He is often portrayed with a gentle smile on his lips, which represents his joyful and loving nature. Krishnas hair is often depicted as curly and black, tied in a topknot or adorned with a peacock feather. His nose is usually small and straight, and his lips are full and welldefined. He is often depicted with a long neck and broad shoulders, which signify his strength and power. Krishna is often depicted wearing a yellow or orange dhoti a traditional Indian garment and adorned with various jewels and ornaments, such as necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. He is often depicted playing a flute or holding a cowherds stick, both of which are symbols of his pastoral and musical nature.