This image is a large, circular ceiling mural located in Kolhapur, India

This image is a large, circular ceiling mural located in Kolhapur, India. Centrally positioned is an ornate, light brown, mandala-like circular relief. Surrounding this, approximately 24 figures are arranged in a circular formation. These figures include blue-skinned male characters, consistent with depictions of Krishna, adorned with garlands, necklaces, armlets, headgear, and other jewelry; some are depicted holding flutes. Interspersed are female figures, consistent with depictions of Gopis, wearing vibrant traditional Indian attire, specifically sarees and lehengas, in hues of red, orange, yellow, blue, and green, also accessorized with jewelry. Each figure exhibits a luminous golden halo around the head. Many figures are depicted holding hands with adjacent figures, and all are in dynamic poses suggesting movement and interaction, with some making direct eye contact. The background transitions from dense green foliage, suggestive of a forest or garden, on the outer perimeter to a light blue, cloud-textured sky towards the center. Several peacocks are visible within the green foliage at various points along the outer edge.