Brij Bhakti Vrindavan commonly used as decor in temples, homes, or festive events related to Krishna to invoke feelings of joy, love, and devotion.

Name : Brij Bhakti Vrindavan commonly used as decor in temples, homes, or festive events related to Krishna to invoke feelings of joy, love, and devotion.

Material : WOOD

Type : Pooja Samagri

Product Length : 10 cm

Product Height : 15 cm

Product Breadth : 1 cm

Net Quantity (N) : 1

features traditional symbols associated with Lord Krishna and the phrase "Radhe Radhe" in Hindi. "Radhe Radhe" is a common devotional greeting among followers of Krishna and Radha, symbolizing love and devotion.

A peacock feather, which is a significant symbol of Lord Krishna, representing beauty, grace, and divine presence. Krishna is often depicted with a peacock feather in his crown.

A decorated pot filled with butter or curd, referencing Krishna’s playful nature as a child when he would steal butter, earning him the nickname "Makhan Chor" (butter thief).

A flute, Krishna's signature instrument, symbolizing the music that he would play to enchant Radha and the gopis (cowherd girls).

This design is commonly used as decor in temples, homes, or festive events related to Krishna to invoke feelings of joy, love, and devotion. Would

Country of Origin : India