Orange Peacock Design embroidery stone work
₹139.00
This Orange Peacock Design Embroidery Stone Work is a Non Washable silk piece, in Idol Sizes 1-2, 3-4 and 6-7 Inch.
The peacock feather, or morpankh, is one of Krishna’s most recognizable symbols, and the Orange Peacock Design Embroidery Stone Work combines that motif with stone embroidery on a vivid, festive silk base for Krishna‘s infant form.
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ToggleWhy the Peacock Motif Carries Special Meaning (Orange)
Krishna is traditionally shown wearing a peacock feather in his crown, making the peacock design on the Orange Peacock Design Embroidery Stone Work a direct visual reference rather than a purely decorative choice.
Why Orange Feels More Vivid Than This Line’s Other Colors
Against the pink and yellow versions of this same design, orange reads as the warmest, most attention-drawing option, giving the stone embroidery more visual prominence than it has on cooler shades.
Silk as a Fabric Choice (Orange Peacock)
This piece is made from silk, giving it a smoother sheen and more structured drape than the net or cotton pieces used elsewhere in the catalog, suited to a dressier, more formal presentation.
Three Idol Sizes for This Orange Piece
This piece is offered across three Idol Sizes — 1-2, 3-4, and 6-7 Inch. Measure your Gopal Ji idol carefully to find the closest bracket among these three options.
Caring for the Orange Silk and Stone Work
This piece is Non Washable. Water can damage both the silk base and the stone embroidery, so dry cleaning or gentle dry spot-cleaning is the only safe option.
A Related Piece in a Gentler Shade (Orange)
For the same peacock-and-stone-work design in a gentler, more gift-friendly tone, see the Pink Peacock Design Embroidery Stone Work — same symbolic pattern, a softer color mood.
Why This Vivid Shade Suits a Bold Presentation
Because orange already draws the eye on its own, adding stone embroidery on top gives this piece even more visual presence, suited to a celebration or larger gathering rather than the quietest everyday dressing.
Why the Peacock Motif Pairs Naturally With Stone Work (Orange)
Because a peacock feather naturally carries an iridescent, jewel-like quality, adding stone embroidery on top of the motif reinforces rather than competes with the symbolism, giving the finished design a coherence that a plain print of the same motif wouldn’t achieve on its own.
Storing the Orange Peacock Piece Correctly
Fold the Orange Peacock Design Embroidery Stone Work gently along its seams and store it in a breathable cloth pouch rather than sealed plastic, which can trap moisture against the silk and stone work over time.
Why Silk Suits a Formal Embroidered Piece (Orange)
Silk’s natural sheen gives the stone embroidery a more polished backdrop to catch light against than a matte cotton base would offer, which is part of why this fabric shows up specifically on the more formal, occasion-focused pieces across the catalog rather than the plainer everyday ones.
Orange Peacock Design Embroidery Stone Work: Common Questions
What does the peacock motif represent?
It references Krishna’s traditional crown, worn with a peacock feather in classical depictions.
What Idol Sizes are offered?
Idol Sizes 1-2, 3-4, and 6-7 Inch.
How do I clean it?
Dry clean only, or spot-clean gently with a dry cloth. It’s Non Washable.
The Orange Peacock Design Embroidery Stone Work: A Quick Summary
In short, the Orange Peacock Design Embroidery Stone Work is a Non Washable silk piece across three Idol Sizes, offering symbolic peacock detailing on the most vivid color in this line.
Because the motif itself references Krishna’s traditional depiction, this piece carries genuine symbolic weight beyond its vivid color alone.
Choose the Orange Peacock Design Embroidery Stone Work for a vivid, symbolically rich outfit suited to festival gatherings and formal occasions throughout the year, near or far from home, this year or the next.
| Color | Orange |
|---|---|
| Care | Non Washable |
| Material | Silk |
| Dress Type | Fancy |
| Disclaimer | The Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor setting. |
