Laddu gopal mala and necklace designs: moti haar, kundan dugdugi, vaaghnakh and long gop malas.
Laddu gopal mala and necklace designs: moti haar, kundan dugdugi, vaaghnakh and long gop malas.
Shri Kanth shringar frames Thakorji’s face and brings the whole look together. Our laddu gopal mala collection includes moti haar, kundan dugdugi, gop mala, vaaghnakh and cheep and moti malas made in the Pushtimarg style, in lengths that sit neatly over the vagha.
A short laddu gopal necklace sits close to the neck, while a long mala falls over the vagha. Layering one of each is a popular Nathdwara-style look, and moti mala for laddu gopal designs are the easiest to layer.
A vaijanti mala for laddu gopal or a tulsi mala for laddu gopal adds a devotional touch for Ekadashi and Kartik. Choose a kanha ji necklace length that does not cover the hands, so the bansuri remains visible.
Start with a short haar close to the neck, add a dugdugi pendant, then let a long gop or cheep mala fall over the vagha. Keep the colours consistent: all moti for summer, moti with green stones for the monsoon, and kundan for utsav.
Pair your mala with a laddu gopal mukut or browse all laddu gopal shringar.
Short haar sit at the neck; long malas reach the waist of the swarup. Check the length on the product page against your Thakorji’s size.
A vaaghnakh is a traditional pendant offered to Bal Krishna as a symbol of protection.
Hang them on a small hook or store each one in a separate pouch.
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