Janmashtami Krishna Ritual Box
For the midnight celebration of Krishna’s birth
Poshak, flute and offerings to welcome Laddu Gopal at midnight.
₹1,699
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Composed for gifting: Janmashtami.
The story
For the midnight celebration of Krishna’s birth
Janmashtami marks the birth of Krishna. Families often fast through the day, decorate a jhula for Laddu Gopal and gather at midnight to welcome him.
Meaning
Janmashtami celebrates Krishna’s birth, welcomed at midnight with song and swing.
Dressing Laddu Gopal in a new poshak and rocking the jhula treats Krishna as a beloved child of the home, the tender heart of this festival.
Inside
What it holds, and why
A poshak and mukut for Laddu Gopal, a small bansuri, a peacock feather, a bhog bowl, cotton wicks and a Janmashtami guide card.
- Poshak and mukutNew clothes and crown for the birthday.
- BansuriKrishna’s flute.
- Peacock featherThe feather Krishna wears in his crown.
- Bhog bowlFor makhan-mishri at midnight.
- Janmashtami guide cardThe midnight celebration, step by step.
The ritual
How it is used
At midnight, bathe Laddu Gopal with water and milk, dress him in the new poshak, place him in the jhula, offer makhan-mishri and sing as he is gently rocked.
Prepare the jhula
Decorate the swing with flowers during the day.
Abhishek at midnight
Bathe Laddu Gopal gently with water and milk.
Dress and seat
Dress him in the new poshak and place him in the jhula.
Offer and sing
Offer makhan-mishri, light the lamp and sing as the jhula is rocked.
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Information
The details that matter
What’s included
- Poshak and mukutNew clothes and crown for the birthday.
- BansuriKrishna’s flute.
- Peacock featherThe feather Krishna wears in his crown.
- Bhog bowlFor makhan-mishri at midnight.
- Janmashtami guide cardThe midnight celebration, step by step.
How to use
- 1. Prepare the jhula. Decorate the swing with flowers during the day.
- 2. Abhishek at midnight. Bathe Laddu Gopal gently with water and milk.
- 3. Dress and seat. Dress him in the new poshak and place him in the jhula.
- 4. Offer and sing. Offer makhan-mishri, light the lamp and sing as the jhula is rocked.
Care
- Fold the poshak and store it in a dry cloth bag.
- Keep the peacock feather away from moisture.
Shipping
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Returns
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Questions
Frequently asked
Which size of Laddu Gopal does the poshak fit?
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