Radha Krishna 3D Printed Miniature

Add a touch of devotion to your resin creations with this finely detailed Radha Krishna 3D printed miniature from Shrebhavi. Designed specifically for resin artists and craft enthusiasts, this miniature captures the graceful forms of Radha and Krishna with crisp, well-defined features that show beautifully through clear or tinted epoxy resin.

Whether you are making resin frames, paperweights, trays, jewellery bases, or decorative panels, this miniature sits cleanly inside your mold and holds its position during pouring. It is also a lovely standalone décor piece for home altars, gifting, or festive displays during Janmashtami and other occasions.

• Crisp 3D detail: Fine surface texture makes Radha and Krishna's features visible even inside deep-pour resin castings
• Resin-compatible material: Printed in a smooth, resin-friendly filament that bonds well without warping or floating during epoxy pours
• Versatile use: Ideal for resin paperweights, photo frames, decorative trays, wall hangings, and altar décor
• Ready to embed or display: Use directly as a standalone miniature or embed into UV resin, epoxy resin, or casting resin projects
• Festive gifting option: Makes a thoughtful handmade gift base for Janmashtami, Diwali, weddings, and housewarming occasions
• Lightweight and stable: Compact size fits standard resin molds without displacing too much resin volume
• Pairs well with pigments: Highlight details using mica powder or acrylic paint before embedding for a premium finish

How to Use

Place the miniature inside your silicone mold before pouring resin. For best results, apply a thin base layer of resin first, let it partially cure, then position the figurine and pour the remaining resin on top. This prevents the piece from shifting. If using as a standalone display, you can paint or dry-brush with gold or silver mica powder to enhance the sculpted details.

Safety Tips

Always work with epoxy and UV resin in a well-ventilated space and wear nitrile gloves. Keep resin materials away from children during the crafting process. The finished cured piece is safe to handle and display.