Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak for Gopal Ji

The Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak centers on a magenta silk base embroidered with orange floral motifs, framed by a ring of alternating orange-and-blue kundan teardrop shapes set with tiny pearls, then edged with round glass mirror discs, for a Krishna idol at home.

The Kundan Teardrop Border on the Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak

Kundan refers to the small set-glass-stone technique used to build each teardrop shape around the ring, alternating orange and blue, each one lined with tiny pearl beads. This is a genuinely different border style from the flat flower medallions or scalloped lace used elsewhere in our catalog.

The Round Mirror Border Outside the Kundan Ring

Beyond the kundan teardrops, a second ring of small round glass mirrors in black, white, and clear tones circles the very outer edge, adding a reflective detail that catches light differently from the stone and pearl work closer to the center.

Sizing the Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak

This listing covers a single idol size, 2-3 inches, a genuinely small scale suited to a compact idol. Measure your idol before ordering to confirm this size is the right fit.

Silk as a Fabric Choice

This listing is Silk, and the Care attribute confirms Non Washable, consistent with how delicate the kundan and mirror work is up close.

Also Available in Orange, Red, and Yellow

This same kundan-and-mirror construction comes in three other base colors. The Orange Kundan Mirror Poshak uses the identical border style on an orange base with magenta floral embroidery instead.

What Arrives With the Magenta Edition

Small variation in exact stone and mirror placement between individual pieces is normal for this kind of handwork, not a defect. It ships pressed flat, wrapped in tissue, sealed in a poly pack, ready to dress your idol directly.

Washing the Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak

The Care attribute on this listing confirms Non Washable, so we’d recommend gentle spot-cleaning only rather than any form of home wash, given the silk fabric and the set-stone kundan work.

FAQ: Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak

What idol size does this Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak fit? 2-3 inches only.

What does “kundan” mean? A set-glass-stone technique used to build the teardrop shapes around the border.

Is this washable? No, the listing confirms Non Washable; gentle spot-cleaning only is recommended for the Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak.

Storing the Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak

Fold this piece flat rather than hanging it, and keep it away from anything that could dislodge the small mirror discs or loosen the pearl beads. A dedicated pouch works better than storing it loose alongside other pieces.

A Detailed Piece for a Small Idol

Because the kundan and mirror work is dense relative to the small 2-3 inch scale, this poshak reads as unusually ornate for its size, closer to a miniature festival piece than a plain everyday dress.

Comparing the Two Border Layers on the Magenta Edition

The kundan teardrop ring sits closer to the pleated center and carries most of the color, while the round mirror ring further out is a quieter, more neutral finishing touch, so the piece reads busiest near the middle and calmer toward the very edge.

Why the Magenta Floral Embroidery Adds a Third Layer

Beyond the two border rings, the pleated magenta center itself carries orange floral embroidery rather than staying plain, so the piece actually has three distinct layers of handwork stacked from the middle outward rather than just the two border rings alone.

Shop the Magenta Kundan Mirror Poshak today at Brijya, or browse the orange, red, and yellow editions of the exact same construction instead of this specific one.