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Pushp Mala Yellow Lehenga Patka

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Brighten your mandir with divine radiance using this beautifully handcrafted Pushp Mala Yellow Lehenga Patka. Inspired by the vibrant Phool Bangla tradition of Vrindavan, this attire reflects joy, positivity, and devotion through its rich yellow hue. Made from premium art silk fabric, the poshak features intricate hand-embroidered floral motifs, zari zardozi work, and delicate embellishments with beads and crystals. The lively yellow color symbolizes auspiciousness and energy, making it perfect for festive occasions like Navratri and daily seva. Designed for Mata Rani, Radha Rani, and other divine idols, this lehenga patka enhances your deity’s presence with elegance and charm. Whether styled alone or paired with mukut and mala, it creates a truly divine darshan experience.

Product highlights

  • Premium Pushp Mala Yellow Lehenga Patka for deity dressing
  • Crafted from art silk fabric with zari zardozi embroidery
  • Features hand-embroidered floral designs with bead & crystal detailing
  • Inspired by Vrindavan’s traditional Phool Bangla style
  • Ideal for Mata Rani, Radha Rani, and other deity idols
  • Perfect for Navratri, festive occasions, and daily puja

Details

Fabric
Silk
Fits Idol Size
2 Inch.
Shringar Available
No
Base Color
Yellow (#FFFF00)
Type of Dress
Dhoti Patka
Dimensions
10cm × 3cm × 12cm
Weight
0.3kg
Item count
1
Unit count
1 pcs(₹699 / pc)
Devaya Divya Raas Maroon lehenga patka, Rangilo Red mirror-work lehenga odhni and Madhur Leela Orange lehenga patka on a peach backdrop

Lehengas for Mata Rani

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

Two Mata Rani idols in Devaya lehengas, one purple with golden zari and one pink with mirror work

Two crafts, one devotion

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.

Dressed for the Devi

  • Zari zardozi on art silk

    Golden zari embroidery on rich silk for festive darshan.

  • Kutch mirror work

    Cotton lehenga odhnis with mirror work by artisans of Kutch.

  • For any divine form

    Suits Mata Rani, Radha Rani and other Devi murtis.

  • Complete the shringar

    Add a matching mukut and mala to finish the look.

About Devaya

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

What artistic tradition inspired this yellow poshak?

This poshak is inspired by the sacred Phool Bangla floral decoration tradition of Vrindavan temples.

What fabrics and embellishments are used?

It is crafted from premium art silk and detailed with hand-embroidered floral motifs, zari zardozi, beads, and crystals.

Which deities can wear this yellow lehenga patka?

It is designed for Mata Rani, Radha Rani, Durga Maa, and other divine goddess idols in your home mandir.

What is the significance of the yellow color in deity seva?

The bright yellow hue symbolizes auspiciousness, divine knowledge, and joyous spiritual energy during daily and festive puja.

कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन

Bhagavad Gita 2.47

You have the right to perform your duties, but not to the results. Focus on your work without attachment to the outcome.

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