The Sringaar (ornamentation) of Srinathji of Nathdwara is an expression of the Bhakti of his devotees. Its beauty is a representation of the beauty of devotion.
This lovely brass wall hanging presents the divine Sringaar of Srinathji in the most aesthetic iconography.
Brilliantly polished and sculpted, the face of Krishna shines as if from within.
A charming visual contrast to the countenance is given by the ornaments- Pagdi (headgear) embellished with Mor Pankha, Kalga, rows of jewels, and lines of pearls, with a necklace perfectly framing the smile of the Lord.
No ordinary earrings could have decorated Krishna, so his feathered friends- peacocks, thinking that the Megh-Shyam (cloud-colored) Kanha is a cluster of rain-filled clouds, have perched themselves on the ears of Srinathji.
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