Shrinathji Coin Pendant · 92.5 Silver
In Pushtimarg households, Shrinathji — Krishna in his infant form, lifting Govardhan with one hand — is worn close as both devotion and protection. This pendant translates temple iconography into something quietly personal, meant to rest against the skin rather than hang on a wall.
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In Pushtimarg households, Shrinathji — Krishna in his infant form, lifting Govardhan with one hand — is worn close as both devotion and protection. This pendant translates temple iconography into something quietly personal, meant to rest against the skin rather than hang on a wall. The deity is etched onto a circular disc in fine relief, the figure's ornaments and posture rendered with temple precision. The silver carries a soft, brushed finish that catches light unevenly, giving the surface an aged, almost archival quality. A sturdy bail loops at the top. Works as a standalone piece on a simple chain for daily wear, or threads onto black cord for a more minimal look. Thoughtful for Janmashtami or as a quiet talisman for someone who grew up with haveli songs. 92.5 sterling silver · 925 hallmark · Approx. 20mm diameter disc · Etched relief motif