Krishna is often depicted wearing a peacock feather crown (mukut), a dhoti, and adorned with peacock feathers, while Radha's ...

The difference lies for Lord Krishna it’s bansuri and mor pankhi mukut and for Lord Ram, it’s dhanush and plain crown, but the favourite metal remains same that is silver as well as the rest ...

such as ‘matki’ (earthen pots), ‘bansuri’ (flutes), and ‘mukut’ (crowns) to adorn the school premises, reflecting the spirit and charm of Lord Krishna’s childhood. These items were ...

Taking inspiration from the pure bond between God Krishna and Goddess Radha ... the centre which also acted like Radha Rani’s small ‘mukut.’ Tamannaah Bhatia stunningly did justice to ...

Krishna Janmashtami is observed on the Ashtami ... Dress Laddoo Gopal Ji in a beautiful outfit, adorn him with flowers, bangles, a mukut (crown), mor pankh (peacock feather), tulsi mala, and ...

Peacock feather No Krishna costume is complete without a peacock feather. Attach it to a mukut (crown) or a headband to ...

#AnantAmbani has shown an incredible gesture of devotion by donating a 20 Kg Gold crown worth ₹15 crore to #Mumbai ’s ...

advertisement TRADITIONAL ATTIRE FOR KRISHNA AND RADHA Krishna is often depicted wearing a peacock feather crown (mukut), a dhoti, and adorned with peacock feathers, while Radha's attire typically ...

3. Give a bath to Laddoo Gopal Ji and the Lord Krishna. Decorate the swing with a well-cushioned sheet, then place Laddoo Gopal ji on it. 4. Put on a lovely dress, flowers, bangles, mukut, mor pankh, ...

A traditional outfit for men, the dhoti is a must for Krishna’s attire. Opt for a comfortable cotton or silk dhoti in your preferred colour, especially if you are planning a photo shoot. The crown, or ...