Gold-Plated Meenakari Shringar Set for Thakurji

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Enhance the divine beauty of your Thakurji with this exquisitely crafted Green Lotus Meenakari Shringar Set. This set is designed with deep reverence, keeping in mind the traditional aesthetics of Pushtimarg Seva.

The set features a vibrant green and gold color palette, making it an ideal choice for daily wear or special festive occasions like Janmashtami, Hariyali Teej, or Annakut. The Three-Layered Mala is the centerpiece, featuring delicate gold beads and three hanging lotus pendants that sit perfectly on the deity’s chest.

The Paaga (Mukut ornament) and Kilangi are designed to add a royal touch to the deity’s turban, while the matching earrings complete the look. Every piece is lightweight, ensuring ease of use during daily shringar rituals. Whether you are looking to upgrade your home temple or searching for a thoughtful gift for a devotee, this handcrafted set brings a touch of Vrindavan’s elegance to your home.

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Product Description

  • Complete Shringar Set: Includes 1 Mukut Pech (Paaga), 1 Three-Layered Haar (Mala), 1 Side Kilangi, and 1 Pair of Matching Earrings.

  • Intricate Meenakari Work: Features traditional hand-painted green enamel (Meenakari) with gold-toned detailing and red accents.

  • Auspicious Lotus Design: All pieces are adorned with the Kamal (Lotus) motif, symbolizing purity and devotion.

  • Perfectly Sized: Specifically designed for small idols; the Mala measures approximately 4 cm in length.

  • Durable Quality: Made from high-quality metal with a polished gold finish for long-lasting shine.

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