# Decorative Sushobhan Thalis - URL: https://www.bhaktibaazar.com/collection/decorative-sushobhan-thalis - Page: 1 - Page size: 20 - Total products: 7 ## Description Products from the catalog for Decorative Sushobhan Thalis. ## Products - [Govardhan Leela Sushobhan Thali](https://www.bhaktibaazar.com/product/md/govardhan-leela-sushobhan-thali) Brand: PUSHPAM Price: ₹2,040.00 MRP: ₹2,400.00 Stock: In stock This decorative Sushobhan Thali portrays the Govardhan Leela, one of the most celebrated episodes from Krishna’s life in Vraja. According to the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam, Krishna encouraged the residents of Vraja to worship Govardhan Hill and the natural world instead of performing the sacrifice traditionally offered to Indra. Angered by this, Indra sent heavy rains and storms upon the region. To protect the people and cattle of Vraja, Krishna lifted Govardhan Hill with one hand and gave shelter to the entire community beneath it. The Bhāgavatam describes him holding the hill for seven days until the rains stopped and Indra withdrew the storm. The artwork shows Krishna beneath the lifted mountain, surrounded by the people and cattle of Vraja. It represents protection, compassion, and the reassurance that comes from surrendering to a higher source of strength, while bringing this story into the home as a decorative piece. - [Govind Sushobhan Thali](https://www.bhaktibaazar.com/product/md/govind-sushobhan-thali) Brand: PUSHPAM Price: ₹2,040.00 MRP: ₹2,400.00 Stock: In stock The Govind Sushobhan Thali depicts Krishna in his pastoral world of Vraja, surrounded by cows, nature, the flute, and the serene beauty of forests and rivers. It draws on Krishna’s childhood and youth, which are closely associated with tending cows and wandering through the forests of Vraja with his friends. The Śrīmad Bhāgavatam describes Krishna moving through the forest and calling the cows by name with the sound of his flute. The artwork brings together elements closely associated with this image of Krishna, including his flute, the peacock, the cow, and the natural world of Vrindavan. The Bhāgavatam also describes the effect of Krishna’s flute on the cows, animals, trees, rivers, and the people of Vraja. The name Govind reflects Krishna’s relationship with the cows and the pastoral world of Vraja. - [Radha Krishna Sushobhan Thali](https://www.bhaktibaazar.com/product/md/radha-krishna-sushobhan-thali) Brand: PUSHPAM Price: ₹2,040.00 MRP: ₹2,400.00 Stock: In stock This Radha-Krishna Sushobhan Thali reflects a cherished expression of divine love in the Vaishnava devotional tradition. Krishna’s life in Vrindavan is associated with the gopis, his flute, and the rasa-lila. The Srimad Bhagavatam describes Krishna playing his flute on an autumn night and the gopis being drawn toward him, forming the setting for the celebrated rasa narrative. While the specific name of Radha is not explicitly mentioned in the Srimad Bhagavatam, later Vaishnava traditions and commentators identify the especially favoured gopi in that narrative with Radha. She later becomes a central figure in devotional literature, including Jayadeva’s Gita Govinda. This artwork presents Radha and Krishna as they are revered in devotional tradition, as an embodiment of prema-bhakti. Set against the world of Vrindavan, it evokes togetherness, surrender, and divine love. - [Gitopadesh Sushobhan Thali](https://www.bhaktibaazar.com/product/md/gitopadesh-sushobhan-thali) Brand: PUSHPAM Price: ₹2,040.00 MRP: ₹2,400.00 Stock: In stock This Sushobhan Thali depicts the sacred Kurukshetra moment when Krishna becomes Arjuna’s charioteer and guide. As the armies prepare for battle, Arjuna asks Krishna to place their chariot between the two opposing armies so he can see those assembled before him. Krishna does so, bringing Arjuna face-to-face with those he is about to fight, setting the stage for the dialogue of the Bhagavad Gita. The design represents Krishna guiding Arjuna from the chariot and reflects themes from the Gita, including duty, action, knowledge, devotion and the nature of the self. It presents an enduring image of divine guidance and serves as a reminder to seek clarity, fulfil responsibilities and move forward with wisdom in times of moral uncertainty. - [Krishna Sudama Sushobhan Thali - S](https://www.bhaktibaazar.com/product/md/krishna-sudama-sushobhan-thali-s) Brand: PUSHPAM Price: ₹2,040.00 MRP: ₹2,400.00 Stock: In stock This Krishna–Sudama Sushobhan Thali depicts the reunion between Krishna and his childhood friend Sudama. The Śrīmad Bhāgavatam describes Sudama as Krishna’s old friend from the time they studied together under their spiritual teacher, Sāndīpani Muni. Years later, Sudama, living in poverty, travelled to Dwaraka to meet Krishna. When Krishna saw Sudama approaching, he rose to welcome him, embraced him with affection, seated him with honour, and personally washed his feet, worshipping him with sandalwood, incense and lamps. The artwork captures this moment of Krishna washing Sudama’s feet, expressing affection and respect beyond wealth, status or circumstance. It reflects a bond of friendship marked by honour, care and lasting affection. - [Maakhan Chor Sushobhan Thali - S](https://www.bhaktibaazar.com/product/md/maakhan-chor-sushobhan-thali-s) Brand: PUSHPAM Price: ₹2,040.00 MRP: ₹2,400.00 Stock: In stock This Sushobhan Thali depicts Shri Krishna as Maakhan Chor, recalling the childhood pastime of stealing butter in the homes of Vraja. The description draws from the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam, where Krishna, after being interrupted while drinking his mother’s milk, breaks a yogurt pot and goes into another room to eat freshly churned butter. He is also described sitting on a wooden mortar, taking butter from a hanging pot and sharing it with monkeys. The artwork presents this playful and mischievous side of Krishna, reaching toward the butter pot as part of the world of Vraja. It is designed as a decorative piece inspired by Krishna’s childhood stories and their themes of laughter, mischief, affection, and loving bonds. - [Kaliya Mardan Sushobhan Thali](https://www.bhaktibaazar.com/product/md/kaliya-mardan-sushobhan-thali) Brand: PUSHPAM Price: ₹2,040.00 MRP: ₹2,400.00 Stock: In stock This Sushobhan Thali depicts Krishna’s encounter with Kāliya, the serpent who had poisoned the waters of the Yamuna. As described in the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam, Krishna entered the polluted river to restore its purity. Kāliya attacked him and wrapped his coils around him, alarming the people of Vraja who witnessed the scene. Krishna then freed himself and danced upon Kāliya’s many hoods. Overcome by Krishna’s power, Kāliya’s wives, the Nāgapatnīs, prayed to Krishna for mercy. Krishna spared Kāliya and instructed him to leave the Yamuna. The artwork portrays Krishna’s victorious dance on the serpent, symbolizing restored safety and the triumph of divine strength over a destructive force. It is presented as a piece of devotional décor.