Krishna Blessings Collection
For a home altar devoted to Krishna
A tulsi mala, peacock feather and bhog bowl for the Krishna altar.
₹1,499
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Composed for gifting: Janmashtami, Housewarming, Gratitude.
The story
Friend, child and teacher.
Krishna is loved in many forms: the child Laddu Gopal, the flute player of Vrindavan, the teacher of the Bhagavad Gita. This collection brings the familiar signs of that devotion to a home altar.
You have a right to your actions, but never to their fruits.
Meaning
For those who come to Krishna as friend, child and teacher.
The peacock feather he wears, the flute he plays and the tulsi held sacred in his worship are ways of keeping Krishna close in everyday devotion.
Inside
What it holds, and why
A tulsi mala, a peacock feather, a small bansuri, a brass bhog bowl and a verse card from the Bhagavad Gita. The Gift edition adds a keepsake box and a blessing card.
- Tulsi malaFor chanting, held sacred in Krishna’s worship.
- Peacock featherThe feather Krishna wears in his crown.
- BansuriThe flute of Vrindavan.
- Brass bhog bowlFor the day’s simple offering.
- Bhagavad Gita verse cardA verse to return to at the altar.
From Tamanna Talkies
Conversations that go deeper
Verified conversations from the Tamanna Talkies channel, related to the tradition behind the Krishna Blessings Collection.
The festival
Krishna’s birth is celebrated at midnight with a decorated jhula, bhog and song.
Explore JanmashtamiThe ritual
How it is used
Offer a simple bhog each day, light a lamp, and read or listen to a verse. Many devotees chant on a tulsi mala as a quiet daily practice.
Arrange
Place the feather and bansuri beside the murti or image on your altar.
Offer
Offer a little bhog in the brass bowl and light a lamp.
Reflect
Read the verse card, or chant quietly on the tulsi mala.
Gifting
A gift that carries a blessing.
The Gift edition is designed to be presented in a keepsake box.
- Janmashtami
- Housewarming
- Gratitude
Information
The details that matter
What’s included
- Tulsi malaFor chanting, held sacred in Krishna’s worship.
- Peacock featherThe feather Krishna wears in his crown.
- BansuriThe flute of Vrindavan.
- Brass bhog bowlFor the day’s simple offering.
- Bhagavad Gita verse cardA verse to return to at the altar.
How to use
- 1. Arrange. Place the feather and bansuri beside the murti or image on your altar.
- 2. Offer. Offer a little bhog in the brass bowl and light a lamp.
- 3. Reflect. Read the verse card, or chant quietly on the tulsi mala.
Care
- Keep the tulsi mala dry and store it apart from other beads.
- Wipe the brass bowl dry after each use.
Materials and size
Tulsi wood mala and brass bowl (design intent, confirmed before launch).
Dimensions will be confirmed before launch.
Shipping
Shipping options and delivery times will be published before our first collection opens.
Returns
Our returns policy will be published before launch. No orders are taken until it is.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is a Laddu Gopal murti included?
No. The collection accompanies the murti or image already on your altar. A brass Bal Gopal figure is also in the collection.
When can I order?
Checkout opens with our first collection. Until then you can save pieces to your bag on this device. Prices shown are indicative launch prices.
What about shipping and returns?
Shipping, delivery times and returns will be published before launch. We will not take orders until they are.
Janmashtami: the midnight celebrationExplore Krishna
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