This piece offers a meditative reflection on the Shayan Jhanki Swaroop, where Shrinathji is depicted at rest, embodying the serenity of divine sleep. Sculpted in a worn, earthen finish, the figure of the deity rests within an arched shrine flanked by simple columns, evoking a temple sanctum’s sacred architecture. The posture and expression radiate quiet repose, inviting viewers into a moment of stillness and devotional rest. The use of a single, aged tone on textured material reinforces the mood of sacred stillness, giving the artwork an aura of contemplative depth. Through this quiet portrayal, the work highlights the personal, human-like bond between devotee and deity, offering a pause for reflection and inward connection. It serves as a symbolic closure in the daily divine cycle, where even gods are granted rest, and the faithful, a moment of spiritual calm.