Radha and Krishna shown in a decorative art form rich in motifs and patterns

A close-up, highly textural portrait of Radha and Krishna, stylized to look like an ancient, damaged fresco or cracked mosaic painting with a heavy craquelure effect.

The figures' faces and bodies are covered in a dense network of fine lines and breaks, giving them an aged, historical, and deeply textured appearance.

Krishna (left): His face is predominantly white/light grey with streaks of dark blue, contrasting with the intense orange of his crown.

Radha (right): Her face is rendered in warm, light brown/ochre tones, complementing the blue in her head covering.

Both share intense, dark blue eye makeup and red lips, creating focal points against the monochromatic, cracked texture of their skin.

The overall effect is one of eternal love surviving the passage of time, captured in a rugged, devotional art style.