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Adorn your beloved Laddu Gopal, Thakur Ji, or deity idol with this beautiful Divya Raas Orange Lehenga Patka, crafted in elegant Art Silk fabric and embellished with traditional Zari Zardozi embroidery. The vibrant orange colour and golden detailing give the outfit a festive and divine appearance, making it suitable for daily seva as well as Janmashtami, Radhashtami, Diwali, and other special occasions. Available in multiple sizes from 2 inch to 6 inch to provide a suitable fit for different idol sizes. Includes 1 Lehenga and Patka set only. Shringar accessories are not included.

Zari-embroidered silk and Kutch mirror-work outfits for Navratri and daily shringar.

Devaya's lehenga patkas are cut from art silk and finished with golden zari zardozi, with an option to add a matching hand-embroidered mukut and mala. Its lehenga odhnis are cotton, decorated with Kutch mirror work by artisans of Kutch, in the colours of Navratri raas. Each poshak comes packed in a protective cover.
Golden zari embroidery on rich silk for festive darshan.
Cotton lehenga odhnis with mirror work by artisans of Kutch.
Suits Mata Rani, Radha Rani and other Devi murtis.
Add a matching mukut and mala to finish the look.
Devaya makes poshaks and shringar for Laddu Gopal Ji, Mata Rani and other deities, with hand embroidery at the heart of every piece. Its named collections, such as Divya Raas, Saawan Sugandh, Pushp Mala and Madhur Leela, carry the same colours and motifs across Mata Rani's lehenga, Laddu Gopal's poshak and the matching mukut and mala, so the whole mandir can be dressed as one.
It is crafted in elegant Art Silk fabric embellished with traditional golden Zari Zardozi embroidery.
Options are available to fit 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 inch deity idols.
The package includes 1 set consisting of Lehenga and Patka only. Shringar accessories are not included.






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