A Festival of Krishna by Harsha V. Dehejia explores the many dimensions of Krishna through Indian art, poetry, philosophy, devotion, and cultural traditions. The book presents Krishna not only as a central figure of Hindu spirituality but also as a powerful source of artistic and literary inspiration. It examines themes associated with Krishna and Radha, bhakti, love, beauty, divine play, and the aesthetic traditions that have developed around Krishna across India. Blending cultural interpretation with reflections on Indian artistic and spiritual heritage, the book is particularly suited to readers interested in Krishna, Hindu philosophy, Indian art, mythology, devotional traditions, poetry, and Indian culture.