Orange Peacock Feather Resham Poshak for Gopal Ji

The Orange Peacock Feather Poshak is cut as a fan of peacock-feather-shaped lobes on an orange base, each stitched in a blue outer ring with a pink-and-green center eye, edged in pearl trim and gold sequin, with round crystal accents scattered between the lobes, for a Krishna idol at home.

The Peacock Feather Shape on the Orange Piece

Rather than a single draped panel, this poshak is cut into eight individual teardrop lobes radiating outward like an open peacock’s tail, each one carrying the same blue-pink-green resham embroidery pattern in miniature, mimicking the natural eye markings on a real peacock feather.

Why Peacock Feathers Suit This Orange Piece

A single peacock feather, or mor pankh, is one of the most recognizable elements of Krishna’s traditional crown in temple art and classical paintings, which is part of why a full fan of feather shapes translates naturally into poshak design rather than feeling like an unrelated decorative choice.

The Pearl Trim and Crystal Accents on the Orange Edition

A ring of small white pearls runs around the inside of every lobe, with a gold sequin edge on the outside, and round faceted crystals set at the base of each lobe and around the small center medallion, giving the piece a sparkle that plain embroidery alone wouldn’t have.

Sizing the Orange Peacock Feather Poshak

This listing runs across three closely spaced idol sizes, 0, 1, and 2, a narrower and more precise range than most of our other lines. Measure your idol carefully, since the difference between adjacent sizes here is smaller than usual.

Silk and the Non Washable Care Attribute for the Orange Piece

This listing is Silk, and the Care attribute confirms Non Washable, which fits given the crystal accents and pearl trim on every lobe. Spot cleaning or a light dusting is the safer approach rather than any wash cycle.

Also Available in Blue, Green, Magenta, Red, and Yellow

This same peacock feather construction comes in five other base colors, each with its own distinct feather-embroidery color combination. The Red Peacock Feather Poshak uses a green-blue-yellow feather pattern instead of this orange piece’s blue-pink-green combination.

What Arrives With the Orange Edition

Small variation in exact crystal placement and embroidery density 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 out of the box.

Caring for the Orange Peacock Feather Poshak

Given the Non Washable listing, keep this piece away from moisture and store it somewhere it won’t be crushed, since the raised feather lobes and crystal settings hold their shape better when left undisturbed between uses.

FAQ: Orange Peacock Feather Poshak

What idol sizes does this fit? Three closely spaced sizes: 0, 1, and 2.

Is this washable? No, the Care attribute confirms Non Washable, so spot cleaning is the only safe option.

How many feather lobes does the poshak have? Eight, arranged in a fan around the idol.

Storing the Orange Peacock Feather Poshak

Store this piece flat in a rigid box rather than folding it tightly, since folding can crease or flatten the raised feather lobes. Keep it away from other pieces that could snag the pearl trim or crystal settings.

A Warm, Festive Base Color

Orange carries strong festive association across Indian textile traditions, and against the blue-pink-green feather embroidery here, this Orange Peacock Feather Poshak reads as one of the warmer, more vivid options in the line, well suited to major festival display days.

Shop the Orange Peacock Feather Poshak at Brijya, or see the blue, green, magenta, red, and yellow editions of the same construction.