The lithograph titled "Yashoda Nand Kishore" by C. G. Ramanujam depicts Laddu Gopal, the infant form of Lord Krishna, seated on a couch, adorned with intricate jewelry and a flower garland that highlight his divine innocence. He holds a pot of freshly churned butter in one hand and a laddu in the other, capturing his playful nature.

Beside him, Mother Yashoda lovingly holds a laddu and a bowl, while Father Nand stands nearby with a parrot perched on his finger. An attendant fans Krishna with a peacock feather whisk, emphasizing his divine royalty. The background features an elegant arched structure, partially draped with fabric, adding a serene domestic touch.

This tender scene reflects the eternal bond between the divine and the devotee, expressed through the loving care of Krishna’s foster parents.