Divine Duo Auspicious Rakhi Set: Radha Krishna & Bal Gopal

Product Description :

Celebrate the sacred occasion of Raksha Bandhan with our exquisite Divine Duo Auspicious Rakhi Set, featuring two unique and beautifully crafted rakhis. This set is designed to bring blessings, prosperity, and joy, making it a perfect choice for your beloved brothers or for embracing the spiritual significance of the festival.

The first rakhi in the set showcases a vibrant and detailed charm of Radha Krishna in a charming car. This unique depiction of divine love and togetherness symbolizes harmony, happiness, and a blessed journey through life. The charm is elegantly complemented by lustrous pink, vibrant yellow, and serene pearl-like beads, interspersed with golden accents, all strung on a cheerful multi-strand thread of yellow and pink.

The second rakhi features an intricately detailed charm of Bal Gopal (Child Krishna) affectionately tending to his cows. This imagery represents protection, nourishment, and abundance, bringing auspiciousness and success. This charm is beautifully adorned with rich red and orange marbled beads, interspersed with silver-toned accents, and strung on a bright orange, comfortable thread.

Both rakhis are crafted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring comfort and durability. This Divine Duo Rakhi Set is more than just a traditional offering; it's a heartfelt blessing, a symbol of spiritual connection, and a timeless expression of your love and prayers for the well-being and prosperity of your brothers.

• Set of 2 unique Auspicious Rakhis
• One rakhi with a Divine Radha Krishna in car detailed charm
• One rakhi with a Divine Bal Gopal and Cow detailed metal charm
• High-quality, intricate craftsmanship for both rakhis
• Each rakhi features its own unique combination of vibrant beads (pink, yellow, pearl, red, orange) and golden/silver accents
• Comfortable and durable multi-strand threads in harmonious color combinations
• Symbolizes love, harmony, protection, and prosperity
• Perfect for celebrating Raksha Bandhan with multiple brothers or offering a variety of auspicious blessings