A remarkable handcrafted silver filigree sculpture depicting **Krishna guiding Arjuna—one of the most powerful and symbolic scenes from the Mahabharata and the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita. This composition represents the eternal message of clarity in decision-making, righteous action (dharma), and victory guided by divine wisdom. Krishna, as the divine charioteer, symbolizes guidance, protection, and strategic vision, while Arjuna represents strength, discipline, and the warrior spirit. The presence of the elevated chariot banner (Kapi Dhvaja) signifies divine protection and triumph over adversity, traditionally associated with power, resilience, and success in both battle and life. Crafted in the renowned Tarakasi tradition of Cuttack, this sculpture showcases exceptional workmanship using fine silver wire, forming intricate patterns of remarkable detail and elegance. The two horse chariot, elaborate canopy, and finely worked figures with halos highlight a high level of artisan skill, making this not only a decorative object but also a symbol of prestige, prosperity, and spiritual authority. Such pieces are often associated with leadership, success in enterprise, and the protection of one’s endeavors, making it especially meaningful for collectors, professionals, and business owners who appreciate both artistic excellence and symbolic significance. Details: Material: Silver filigree (Tarakasi work) 925 or higher Weight: approx. 500 grams, 610 grams with the base Condition: Excellent, finely preserved, polished last January Structure: two-horse chariot with canopy and banner Dimensions of base: 21x9,7x3,5cm (LxWxH) Dimensions of chariot without the banner: 20x7,5x26,5cm The chains connecting the horses, which are not silver, were also replaced last January, because the original ones were corroded.