A Brand of Keyura
A batua in Radha Rani's hand is a small thing that changes how the whole shringar reads. It is the detail that turns an idol being dressed into a Ladli Ji being prepared, the same way a real bride is handed her purse last. This is a premium studded purse made for Radha Rani, finished to sit in the hand or hang from the waist depending on how you prefer to arrange the poshak.
The body is built on a shaped metal frame rather than stiffened cloth, which matters more than it sounds. A cloth batua collapses within a few weeks of being handled during daily dressing and ends up looking tired. A framed one keeps its curve for years, holds the stone work flat, and can be wiped clean after Holi or any festival where colour gets everywhere.
The stud work covers the front face in a close, even field. The stones are set rather than glued, each one seated into its own cup, so the surface has genuine depth when a lamp is brought near it instead of the flat glitter of a printed or stuck finish. The clasp is functional and the chain is fine enough to drape properly against a small idol without overwhelming the poshak.
Most keep it in Ladli Ji's hand for darshan and shift it to the waist for aarti so the hands are free for other shringar. Some keep a single tulsi leaf or a folded note of a sankalp inside, which the frame comfortably allows. It pairs naturally with a chandrika and choti set from the same range, and it works equally well against a heavy festival lehenga or a plain cotton poshak on ordinary days.
Wipe the metal with a dry cotton cloth. Do not soak it, and do not use polish liquid on the studded face, as it collects in the settings and dries white. Store it upright in its pouch so the frame is not pressed out of shape by heavier pieces stacked on top of it.
This is the kind of finishing piece that most sellers skip entirely. Shubbushrii stocks it because the devotees who dress their Radha Rani every single morning are the ones who notice it is missing.
| Gender | unisex |
| SKU/Product Code | MKC-18 |
