Kerala murals are known for their emphasis on beauty, clarity and symmetry. Murals were used to depict religious and mythological stories drawn on the walls of temples and churches in South India from the 8th century. The traditional mural paintings of Kerala are a fine art of skill and creative excellence. 

Bal Gopal, also known as Baby Krishna or Krishna as a child, is indeed a cherished and revered deity in Hinduism. The word "Bal" translates to "child" or "young," and "Gopal" refers to the one who takes care of cows or the cowherd. The childhood of Lord Krishna, filled with divine exploits and charming anecdotes, is a popular theme in Hindu mythology.

Lord Krishna, also known as Bal Gopal in his childhood form, is widely adored and loved by devotees. The stories of Krishna's childhood, often referred to as "Bal Leela" or "Childhood Leela," are rich with divine acts and playful activities that showcase his divine nature.