Krushnapriya (कृष्णप्रिया )

Introducing the captivating “Krushnapriya” saree, a masterpiece of Jharkhand Tussar silk. This saree features a golden green body with a bottle green pallu, exuding regal elegance. At the topmost corner, a verse from Vinoba Bhave’s Marathi text “Geetai” graces the fabric. Moving downwards, on the leftmost edge, intricate stone carvings inspired by Hoysaleswara Temple sculptures depict Lord Krishna in his enchanting “Manmohana” form, playing the flute with divine grace. Adjacent to this, from Hoysaleswara Temple, Karnataka, witness Lord Krishna’s “Kalinga Narthana Avatar” dance, depicted in dynamic stone motifs symbolizing his triumph over the serpent Kalinga, showcasing the intricate artistry of Hoysala architecture. Next, sculptures inspired by Krishna’s legendary feat of lifting the Govardhan mountain and lush jungle scenes with cows and wildlife intricately woven into the silk capture Krishna’s divine prowess, reflecting the grandeur of Hoysala art. Lastly, on the rightmost edge, experience Arjuna’s precision and determination in aiming at the fish’s reflection during Draupadi’s Swayamvar, showcasing his exceptional archery skills amidst ancient grandeur. Embrace heritage and artistry with “Eeshwari,” where each thread weaves tales of grace and cultural richness.