Raas Leela Pendant · 92.5 Silver
In Vrindavan's groves, devotion takes the shape of two figures beneath a single tree — Radha and Krishna seated together in quiet stillness. This pendant holds that image in miniature, a small act of carrying the divine pairing close to the heart, worn as a daily reminder rather than temple ornament.
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In Vrindavan's groves, devotion takes the shape of two figures beneath a single tree — Radha and Krishna seated together in quiet stillness. This pendant holds that image in miniature, a small act of carrying the divine pairing close to the heart, worn as a daily reminder rather than temple ornament. The design is fully three-dimensional, hollow-formed to keep the weight light. Two relief figures sit beneath a stylised peacock-feather crown, facial features and draped garments rendered in low relief against polished silver. The bail loops through a decorative arch at the top. Wears well on a simple chain for pujas, temple visits, or as an everyday talisman for those who find comfort in the iconography. Subtle enough to tuck under a kurta neckline or wear openly against cotton. 92.5 sterling silver · 3.44g · Approx. 20mm height including bail