Stone Crown - 12 x 8 Inches | Nag Design Stone Kireedam/ Stone Mukut for Pooja
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Original price
Rs. 4,630.00
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Original price
Rs. 4,630.00
Original price
Rs. 4,630.00
Rs. 4,630.00
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Rs. 4,630.00
Current price
Rs. 4,630.00
SKU 711569
• Enhance the beauty of your beloved deity with the exquisite stone Kireedam! This majestic stone mukut for deity decoration is a stunning piece of art that will elevate your deity's appearance to new heights.
• This exquisite accessory is crafted from good-quality stone and jari cloth and has been meticulously designed to capture the essence of traditional Indian art.
• The Stone crown is a symbol of grandeur and divinity, making it the perfect adornment for your beloved Deity.
• Every curve and contour of the mukut has been designed to perfection, ensuring that it exudes an aura of elegance and grace.
• The act of placing it on your Deity's head is a gesture of respect and gratitude towards the divine. Stone mukuts are considered to be very auspicious and are believed to bring good fortune and blessings to the worshippers.
• They are also believed to enhance the beauty of the Deity and add to the overall grandeur of the temple or shrine.
• Mukut gives a look of pride to our beloved Gods and Godesses.
• It is believed to symbolise the divine power of the Deity and represents the crown of royalty, reminding us of the greatness and majesty of the divine.
• Suitable for various occasions, this mukut is perfect for festivals, poojas, and other religious events.
• Mukut is a Sanskrit word that means crown or headdress. In Tamil, Mukut is called Kireedam.
• On the occasion of Krishna Janmashtami, the Krishna crown can be used to adorn the idol of Lord Krishna, adding a regal touch to the celebrations.
• Krishna Mukut serves as a visual representation of devotion and love for Lord Krishna.
• This exquisite accessory is crafted from good-quality stone and jari cloth and has been meticulously designed to capture the essence of traditional Indian art.
• The Stone crown is a symbol of grandeur and divinity, making it the perfect adornment for your beloved Deity.
• Every curve and contour of the mukut has been designed to perfection, ensuring that it exudes an aura of elegance and grace.
• The act of placing it on your Deity's head is a gesture of respect and gratitude towards the divine. Stone mukuts are considered to be very auspicious and are believed to bring good fortune and blessings to the worshippers.
• They are also believed to enhance the beauty of the Deity and add to the overall grandeur of the temple or shrine.
• Mukut gives a look of pride to our beloved Gods and Godesses.
• It is believed to symbolise the divine power of the Deity and represents the crown of royalty, reminding us of the greatness and majesty of the divine.
• Suitable for various occasions, this mukut is perfect for festivals, poojas, and other religious events.
• Mukut is a Sanskrit word that means crown or headdress. In Tamil, Mukut is called Kireedam.
• On the occasion of Krishna Janmashtami, the Krishna crown can be used to adorn the idol of Lord Krishna, adding a regal touch to the celebrations.
• Krishna Mukut serves as a visual representation of devotion and love for Lord Krishna.
