Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Bal Krishna Dress
₹90.00
Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Bal Krishna Dress with an alternating red-blue mirror flower border, Idol Sizes 2-3 and 4-5 inches.
The Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Bal Krishna Dress is a pleated circular poshak ringed by flower medallions set with small mirror-glass pieces, dressing a Krishna idol on a shimmering sky blue base.
The Alternating Flower Border on the Sky Blue Piece
The border on this Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Bal Krishna Dress alternates between red and blue flower medallions, each centered with a small round mirror-glass piece, rather than repeating one flower color all the way around, a genuinely different pattern from our Green Kundan Pearl edition’s single-color flowers.
What “Glass Work” Means Here
Glass Work refers to the small mirror-glass discs set into the center of each flower medallion, catching light differently than the kundan-stone centers used on some of our other Simar dresses. It’s a distinct embellishment technique, not just a color variation.
Sizing the Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Dress
This listing offers two idol sizes, 2-3 and 4-5 inches. Measure your idol’s height before ordering to confirm which bracket fits.
Fabric and Care Not Separately Listed on This Glass Work Piece
This listing doesn’t carry a Material or Care attribute on its own product page. Given the shimmer visible in the photo, a gentle dry dusting is a safer general approach than washing, though we can’t confirm care instructions from the listing data itself.
FAQ: Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Bal Krishna Dress
What idol sizes does this fit? Two sizes: 2-3 and 4-5 inches.
What does “Glass Work” mean? Small mirror-glass discs set into the center of each flower medallion around the border.
Is this washable? Material and Care aren’t separately confirmed, so a gentle dry dusting is the safer approach.
A Small Honest Note on the Mirror Work
Because the mirror-glass pieces are hand-set, slight variation in exact placement between individual pieces is normal for handwork like this and isn’t a defect.
Why Two Colors on One Border
Alternating red and blue flowers rather than a single repeated color gives the Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Bal Krishna Dress a busier, more festive border than a single-tone flower ring would, without changing the base sky blue fabric underneath.
Occasion Use for the Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Dress
The mirror-glass border on this piece catches light well under mandir lighting, making it a solid pick for festival display days when a bit of extra sparkle is welcome without going as heavy as a full sequin poshak.
Storing the Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Dress
Store this piece flat rather than folded tightly against the flower medallions, since repeated sharp creasing can loosen individual mirror pieces over time. Keep it away from anything with rough trim that could scratch the glass surfaces.
A Cooler-Toned Option for Festival Rotation
Sky blue sits at the cooler end of our color range, so devotees who already own several warmer-toned poshaks sometimes reach for this piece specifically for the contrast it offers in daily or festival rotation.
Comparing This to Our Green Kundan Pearl Simar Dress
Our Green Kundan Pearl Simar Dress shares the same fan-pleated construction but uses kundan stones and pearl beads on a single-color flower border instead of this piece’s alternating red-and-blue mirror-glass flowers.
Why Buyers Choose the Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Bal Krishna Dress
Buyers pick the Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Bal Krishna Dress for the alternating red-and-blue border detail, a livelier two-tone look than a single repeated flower color offers elsewhere in our Simar dress range.
Shop the Sky Blue Simar Glass Work Bal Krishna Dress at Brijya, or see our Green Kundan Pearl Simar Dress for a different border style on the same pleated construction.
| Color | Sky Blue |
|---|---|
| Idol Size | 2-3, 4-5 |
