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In the Pushtimarg tradition of Shri Vallabhacharya, Thakorji’s shringar changes with the season, the time of day and the utsav. Light mul cotton suits the summer months, velvet and woollen vagha keep Lalan warm in winter, and bright lehariya and bandhej come out for the monsoon and Hindola. Our Pushtimarg shringar range covers mukut, mala, kamarbandh, earrings, kada and payal in moti, kundan and AD finishes, sized for Laddu Gopal and Lalan swarup. Browse the full laddu gopal shringar collection to match a complete look.
Every Thakorji shringar starts with vastra. Choose readymade vagha in cotton, velvet or festive poshak from our laddu gopal dress range, or stitch Pushtimarg vastra at home with fabric sold by the metre: mul cotton, pichwai print, lehariya, bandhej, satin and velvet. See all cotton print fabric online for vagha, pichwai and gadi.
Complete your home mandir with Nathdwara-style Shrinathji pichwai painting prints for Rath Yatra, Hindola, Annakut and Holi. For utsav jhanki we offer hand-painted MDF cutouts, wooden padgha and toys, fibre cows and Krishna leela figures, and mandir decoration items such as pithikas and khus bungalows. Daily seva needs like jhariji, aarsi, attar and bansuri are in laddu gopal accessories.
Shringar is the adornment offered to Thakorji as part of seva in Pushtimarg. It includes vastra, mukut, mala, ornaments and accessories, and it changes with the season and the utsav being celebrated.
Measure the height of your swarup from the base to the top of the head, without the mukut, and match it to our laddu gopal size chart. If you are unsure, send us a photo on WhatsApp and we will confirm the size.
Yes. Our custom made and pre-order range includes handmade and crochet vagha made in your size and colour.
Yes, we deliver Pushtimarg seva items across India. Orders are packed carefully so that fabric, shringar and painted pieces arrive safely.