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Yellow Heavy Festival Poshak for Laddu Gopal

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Product Description

🛍 Handcrafted by Brajwasi artisans of Vrindavan This poshak is cut, stitched and finished by Brajwasi tailors and embroidery artisans in Vrindavan - families who have carried this craft for generations while living with real daily struggle. Keyura gives them steady work and pays them directly, so your order reaches the hands that actually made it. Buying here dresses your Thakur Ji and supports a Braj craftsperson at the same time, which is itself a punya ka kaam. ✦ Keyura × Brajwasi karigars · Vrindavan — every order supports their livelihood

This yellow heavy poshak for Laddu Gopal is made for the days that matter most - Janmashtami, Annakut, a birthday in the family, or any morning when you want Thakur Ji to look his finest. Yellow is Kanha ji's own colour, and a heavier fabric gives it the fullness and fall that a festival darshan deserves.

Product Overview

A heavy poshak differs from an everyday one in weight and structure. The fabric holds its shape, the pleats stay where they are placed, and the whole set photographs well under lamp light, which is why devotees keep one aside specifically for festivals. This set is offered in four sizes so the same design can dress a small 6 inch idol or a larger 12 inch one without the proportions looking wrong.

Design Details

The poshak is built on a warm yellow base with decorative work across the body and borders, finished so the edges sit cleanly rather than fraying with repeated use. The cut allows the lower portion to flare naturally around a seated idol instead of clinging to it. Because the heavier fabric carries the drape, the set looks complete even before any jewellery is added.

Fit and Comfort

Sizes here follow idol height rather than a general small or large. The 2-3 No. option suits a 6 inch idol, 4 No. an 8 inch, 5 No. a 10 inch and 6 No. a 12 inch. Measure your idol while seated, from the base to the top of the head, and choose accordingly. When a measurement falls between two sizes, the larger one is safer - a slightly generous poshak can be arranged neatly, while a tight one will not close properly.

Product Highlights

  • Heavy festival poshak in Kanha ji's own yellow
  • Four sizes covering 6, 8, 10 and 12 inch idols
  • Structured fabric that holds its drape for photographs
  • Finished edges built for repeated festival use
  • Pairs with both gold and pearl shringar

Styling Suggestions

Yellow is at its best with gold-toned shringar. A mukut with a matching haar, a kamarband at the waist and a small bansuri complete a full festival look. For a softer effect, pearl jewellery against yellow reads gentle and traditional. A fresh flower garland in white or orange finishes the darshan beautifully.

Perfect For

Janmashtami, Annakut, Diwali and Holi darshan, Thursday seva, family functions and havan days, and as a gift for a devotee who already has everyday poshaks but needs something special.

Product Details

  • Type: heavy festival poshak
  • Colour: yellow
  • Available sizes: 2-3 No. (6 inch), 4 No. (8 inch), 5 No. (10 inch), 6 No. (12 inch)
  • Includes: poshak set as photographed
  • Payment: prepaid only

Care Instructions

Dry clean is safest for a heavy poshak. If you wash at home, use cold water and a mild detergent, do not scrub the decorative work, and dry in shade. Store it folded flat with tissue between the folds so the embellishment does not catch on the fabric.

Product Specifications

Genderunisex
SKU/Product CodeMKC-4

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Frequently Asked Questions

Match the idol's seated height: 2-3 No. for a 6 inch idol, 4 No. for 8 inch, 5 No. for 10 inch and 6 No. for 12 inch. If your idol measures between two sizes, choose the larger one.
The fabric is weightier and more structured than an everyday poshak, so it holds its shape and drape. That is what gives it the full, rich look wanted for festival darshan.
No. The listing covers the poshak set shown in the photograph. Mukut, haar, kamarband and bansuri are sold separately.
You can, though most devotees keep a heavy poshak for special days and use lighter cotton or woolen sets daily, simply because a heavier fabric needs more careful washing.
Dry cleaning is safest. If washing at home, use cold water and a mild detergent, avoid scrubbing the decorative work, and dry in shade rather than direct sunlight.
Yes, with shade drying and gentle washing. Direct strong sunlight over long periods is the main thing that dulls a bright yellow.
Very much so. A festival poshak is a traditional and well received gift, and it arrives folded and neatly packed.
Prepaid only; we do not offer cash on delivery. Orders are dispatched once payment is confirmed.
They are stitched and finished by Brajwasi tailors and embroidery artisans in Vrindavan. Keyura works with them directly so the earning reaches the family that made the piece.
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