Oxidised Krishna with Flute Pendant Necklace Set with Peacock and Jhumka Earrings

A devotional piece full of detail. The pendant of this oxidised set shows Lord Krishna playing his flute beneath a sunburst halo, framed by sweeping feather shapes, with a peacock at his feet; matching jhumka earrings complete the set.

Product Overview

Krishna stands at the centre in a crown, his flute held to the side, with a spiked sunburst circle behind his head. On both sides, long feather-like shapes sweep down to frame the figure, and at the base a peacock curves around his feet, with one small pink stone set near the bottom. The pendant hangs from a carved bead bail on a snake chain with oxidised beads. The earrings have a round dotted stud top and a small dome with ghungroo bells. Every part of the figure is finely modelled, from the folds of the dhoti to the feathers of the peacock, so the pendant rewards a close look.

Design Details

Krishna with his bansuri is one of the most beloved images in Indian art, and the peacock and its feather are his symbols. The oxidised finish brings out the fine lines of the crown, the halo and the feathers, giving the pendant the look of a traditional temple piece.

Product Highlights

• Pendant of Lord Krishna playing the flute
• Sunburst halo and sweeping feather frame
• Peacock at the foot with a small pink stone
• Matching jhumkas with ghungroo bells
• Oxidised silver tone, about 30 g

Styling Suggestions

Wear it on Janmashtami, during pujas and at bhajan evenings with a simple saree or kurta in yellow, peacock blue or white. It also makes a meaningful everyday pendant for devotees.

Why It Stands Out

It combines devotion and style in one set, and it is a thoughtful gift for festivals and for anyone devoted to Krishna. Many devotees like to wear a Krishna pendant every day as a reminder of his love and playfulness; this one is light enough to do that.

Perfect For

• Janmashtami and pujas
• Temple visits and bhajan evenings
• Devotional gifts
• Cotton and silk ethnic outfits

Size and Fit

The chain fastens with a hook at the back and lets the pendant hang just below the collarbone, as in the photo. The jhumkas have push-back studs for pierced ears.

Product Details

• Type: Pendant necklace set with jhumka earrings
• Pendant: Lord Krishna with flute, sunburst halo, feather frame and peacock
• Chain: Snake chain with carved oxidised beads
• Closure: Hook; push-back earrings
• Finish: Oxidised silver tone
• Base metal: Brass
• Weight: About 30 g

Care Instructions

Make it the last thing you put on and the first thing you remove. A soft, dry brush or cloth is enough to clean the carved details. Store it flat in a closed box with a silica gel sachet during the monsoon, and it will keep its look for many seasons.