Printed Floral Poshaak — Blush Pink
Magenta and rose are governed by Shukra — Venus — the planet of beauty, devotion, and creative intelligence. On Shukravaar, this colour on the murti aligns the devotional space with the frequency of aesthetic refinement. Bhakti and beauty are not separate things in the Vaishnava tradition.
Printed cotton fabrics used in daily seva have a four-hundred-year precedent in the Vrindavan temple tradition. The Bankey Bihari temple still changes the murti into printed cotton for daily poshaak, rotating through the colours of the week. This piece continues that tradition exactly.
The everyday Friday Alankar. A small string of pink or white flowers at the base, or a simple bead mala. The printed cotton construction is designed for daily seva — worn and refreshed through the week without the fragility of silk.
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How to find your size
Know your idol height?
Measure from the base to the top of the head.
| Idol Height | Size |
|---|---|
| 1.75 inch | Size 0 |
| 2.20 inch | Size 1 |
| 2.75 inch | Size 2 |
| 3.15 inch | Size 3 |
| 3.40 inch | Size 4 |
| 3.80 inch | Size 5 |
| 4.40 inch | Size 6 |
Know your dress diameter?
Lay the old poshaak flat and measure across the widest point.
| Dress Diameter | Size |
|---|---|
| 4 inch | Size 0 |
| 5 inch | Size 1 |
| 6 inch | Size 2 |
| 7 inch | Size 3 |
| 8 inch | Size 4 |
| 10 inch | Size 5 |
| 12 inch | Size 6 |
Hand-written Alankar styling note with every order
Wrapped in butter paper with a hand-poured crimson wax seal
Tied with hand-braided Moli thread — never synthetic ribbon
Handcrafted & dispatched in 5–7 working days