Bhagavatapurana 4.8.49

4.8.49

kāñcī-kalāpa-paryastaṃ lasat-kāñcana-nūpuram /
darśanīyatamaṃ śāntaṃ mano-nayana-vardhanam //

45—50. Do thou contemplate Him as one disposed to show favour. His face and eyes are always graciously cheerful, He has well-shaped nose and eyebrows and charming cheeks; He is the most fascinating among the gods; youthful, beautiful, in every limb, with rosy lips and eyes; He is the one resort of all suppliants, the (one) dispenser of happiness, the one fit to be resorted to, and the ocean of mercy; the one distinguished by the marks of Sri Vatsa, blue like a cloud, having a perfect human form, bearing the wreath of Vanamāla with his four arms distinguished with *Sankha*, *Chakra*, *Gadā* and *Padma*; He is adorned with a crown, earrings *Keyuras* and bracelets; His neck adds grace to the Kaustubha and He is dressed in silks of golden colour with the ornamental zone about His middle and adorned with brilliant anklets of gold; He is most beautiful and the delighter of the mind and eyes enthroned in the seed-stock of the lotus called the heart of those that worship Him, and with His feet made resplendent by the ruby-like nails.