Style/Technique: A highly elegant Geometric Abstract or Art Deco style, utilizing flat planes of color, crisp lines, and stylized, simplified forms to depict the figures.

Subject: A standing divine couple (likely Radha and Krishna). Krishna is on the left, playing a flute, while Radha stands holding a circular moon or disc, symbolizing the luminous perfection of their love.

Composition: The figures are centered, set against a dark background, and framed by large, circular and semicircular geometric shapes in blue and gold that reinforce the sense of balance and divine aura.

Color Palette: Dominated by a sophisticated, high-contrast palette of deep blues and teals (representing Krishna and the night sky) and radiant gold and white (representing Radha, the moon, and sacred ornamentation).

Mood: Majestic, serene, and decorative, capturing the timeless elegance of the divine couple's cosmic play.