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Adorn your beloved Laddu Gopal with the elegant Ananta Pink Fancy Poshak, designed to give Kanha Ji a beautiful and graceful festive appearance. This traditional floral-style poshak features vibrant pink fabric with intricate stone-work, pearl-style embellishments, decorative borders and fine thread detailing. The wide fan-shaped design creates a rich, royal look when placed around the deity. Ideal for daily pooja, home mandir, festive seva, bhog darshan, Janmashtami, Radha Ashtami and other devotional occasions, this poshak adds a colourful and traditional touch to Thakur Ji's shringar. The set includes 1 fancy Gol Poshak Dress and 1 OM Special Potli.

Made in Mathura with devotion, for daily seva and every festival.

OM Poshak dresses are made in Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna, by skilled local artisans. Many of them learned their craft through generations of their families. Every stone, pearl and sequin on a fancy poshak is finished by hand, so each dress gives Thakurji a full, graceful look for darshan, and every piece is made with the bhav of Kanha Ji's seva.
Made by skilled local artisans in Krishna's own city.
Measure your Laddu Gopal Ji before choosing, as every idol is handcrafted.
Cotton for summer, jackets for winter and fancy work for Janmashtami and Navratri.
Many sets come with a matching patka or mukut and an OM Special Potli.
OM Poshak is rooted in Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna. Its poshaks, shringar and seva accessories are handcrafted by local artisans, and the brand trains and employs women artisans so these traditional skills carry on. A portion of its profits supports the education of underprivileged children in Mathura, so every poshak you choose for Kanha Ji also gives back to his city.
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Bhagavad Gita 2.47You have the right to perform your duties, but not to the results. Focus on your work without attachment to the outcome.