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ST - GOVIND - L

ST - GOVIND - L

Sushobhan Thali
Rs. 2,900.00
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Material: Top: Upcycled temple Flowers, Base: POP Upcycled Idol
Collection: Shri Krishna
2296
gms
Average Material Recyced
6429
gms
Average Carbon Emission Saved
Krishna Temples
Authentic Material Source

Dimension: 25 x 25 x 1.5

Weight: 415 gms

Artist / Designer: Saloni Shah

Art Inspiration:

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Use
  • Elegant décor for living rooms, prayer spaces and spiritual corners.
  • Suitable for Krishna-themed interiors.
  • Can be displayed in meditation and reading spaces.
  • Thoughtful gifting for Krishna devotees.
  • Ideal for Janmashtami and festive occasions.
  • Suitable for housewarmings, weddings and other auspicious celebrations.
Care Guide
  • Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth.
  • Avoid moisture and direct contact with water.
  • Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight and excessive heat to preserve the artwork.
  • Do not place near direct flame, as the material is not heat-resistant.
  • Handle the printed surface gently to preserve the artwork over time.
Manufactured & Marketed by

NuoTerra Innovations Pvt Ltd,
No. 12, Param Industrial Trade Park, Vejalpore,
Near GIDC Char Rasta, Valsad, Gujarat - 396035,
Email: contact@nuoterra.green

Country or Origin: India

Product Description

Govind Sushobhan Thali celebrates Krishna in his pastoral world of Vraja—surrounded by cows, nature, the flute and the serene beauty of the forests and rivers. Krishna’s childhood and youth are deeply associated with tending the cows and wandering through the forests of Vraja with his friends. The Śrīmad Bhāgavatam beautifully describes Krishna moving through the forest, calling the cows by name with the sound of his flute.

The artwork brings together the elements that have become inseparable from this beloved image of Krishna: his flute, the peacock, the cow and the abundant natural world of Vrindavan. The Bhāgavatam describes the enchanting effect of Krishna’s flute upon the cows, animals, trees, rivers and the people of Vraja.

The name Govind is therefore beautifully suited to this artwork, evoking Krishna’s intimate relationship with the cows and the pastoral world of Vraja. This Sushobhan Thali brings that sense of serenity, harmony and devotion into the home.

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