Radha Krishna Jhula Urli
Infuse your living sanctum with divine romantic tranquility, festive grandeur, and the celestial play (Lila) of Lord Krishna and Radha with our breathtaking Radha Krishna Jhula Urli, crowned with an ornate arch and suspended swing over an heirloom water basin.
Capturing the eternal cosmic romance and divine play (Lila) of Lord Krishna and Srimati Radharani, this majestic brass masterpiece unites the spiritual serenity of the divine couple upon a swinging celestial jhula with the auspicious tranquility of an Indian ceremonial Urli water vessel. In Vedic tradition, the urli embodies the life-giving water element (Jala Tattva) and brings immense Vastu harmony (Vastu Shanti) when filled with fresh water, floating fragrant flower petals, and glowing brass oil diyas. Surmounted by an intricately chiseled floral archway with guardian attendants and the protective Kirtimukha face, and lavishly inlaid with vibrant ruby red, emerald green, and turquoise blue mosaic stone work, this monumental brass creation serves as a magnificent centerpiece that radiates divine blessings, joy (Ananda), and regal heritage throughout your home.
Crafted by master brass artisans drawing from centuries-old lost-wax casting lineages (Madhuchista Vidhana) and traditional hand-chiseled engraving, this magnificent piece balances heavy metallurgical substance with ethereal artistic finesse.
✦ Master Specifications
| Material | Handcrafted 100% Solid Virgin Brass with Stone Inlays |
| Dimensions | 21 to 25 inches in height (approx. 58 cm H x 40 cm W x 35 cm D) |
| Solid Net Weight | 9800 grams (9.80 kg) |
| Surface Finish | Polished Antique Brass Luster with Handcrafted Stone Work |
| Artisanal Lineage | Lost-Wax Sand Casting & Hand Chiseling, India |
🪔 Care & Longevity Guide
Solid virgin brass matures with a regal natural patina over time. To maintain its bright golden luster, polish the exposed brass surfaces periodically using traditional Pitambari powder or gentle brass polish, and dry immediately with a clean, soft microfiber cloth. For the handcrafted stone inlays, gently wipe clean with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid immersing the stone work in acidic dips or harsh chemical abrasives.