Murli Krishna Oxidised 925 Silver Wire Hasli Necklace | Handcrafted Temple Pendant with Peacocks & Ghungroo

One of a kind, made by hand, inspired by the stories of Vrindavan.

Some pieces are jewellery. Others carry a story. The Murli Krishna Hasli brings the whole of Vrindavan into one small piece of silver.

At its centre, Krishna plays his flute (murli), with his beloved cow resting at his feet. Two peacocks, the bird always linked with Krishna, spread their carved feathers above him like a temple arch. Behind them sits a ribbed amulet barrel, and underneath hangs a generous cluster of silver ghungroo bells. They chime softly when you move, like the anklets of the gopis.

Every detail is shaped by hand in the style of traditional Indian temple jewellery, from the fine lines of the peacock feathers to the folds of Krishna’s dhoti. The oxidised finish adds depth, so the carving stands out against the darker silver. The pendant hangs on a slim wire hasli, and the whole piece, pendant and wire, is solid 925 sterling silver.

It’s a statement pendant with a sacred story behind it. Wear it with a handloom saree for Janmashtami, Diwali or Navratri, or with a white cotton dress or a linen kurta for an easy Indo-western, boho look.

What makes it special:

• One of a kind. The pendant is handcrafted, so no two are exactly the same.
• Sacred Krishna motif with peacocks, a cow and an amulet barrel, all in one piece
• Fully 925 sterling silver, both the pendant and the hasli
• Ghungroo bell cluster that chimes softly
• A meaningful gift for Krishna devotees, mothers, sisters and brides

Details:

• Metal: 925 sterling silver (pendant and wire hasli), oxidised finish
• Style: wire hasli (collar necklace) with temple pendant
• Motif: Krishna with flute, Kamdhenu cow, twin peacocks
• Pendant size: approx. [ ] cm × [ ] cm
• Hasli diameter: 6 in
• Closure: slide tube
• Weight: 42 g
• Handcrafted in India

Wear it for: Janmashtami, Diwali, Navratri, puja, family weddings, temple visits, or everyday wear with a white dress, kurta or handloom saree.

Care: Store in a zip pouch to slow tarnishing. Wipe with a soft dry cloth, and use a soft brush to clean the carved details. Don’t use silver dip, because it strips the oxidised finish. Keep away from perfume, lotion and water.

Note: This piece is handmade, so small irregularities are part of its soul.