This exquisite handcrafted combo set from AURCG GLOBAL brings divine elegance to your Laddu Gopal Ji and Radha Rani idols. The vibrant green ensemble features intricate golden embellishments and delicate embroidery that showcase traditional craftsmanship. The set includes a beautifully pleated lehenga-style dress with ornate border detailing, a matching dupatta with decorative patterns, and a coordinating patka, all adorned with shimmering golden trim and embellishments. Each piece has been carefully handmade to ensure quality and attention to detail. The rich green fabric is complemented by golden and silver-toned decorative elements that add a festive, regal appearance perfect for daily worship or special occasions. This Size-3 outfit set weighs approximately 200 grams and comes packaged in dimensions of 20 x 20 x 20 centimetres. The traditional design makes it an ideal choice for devotees looking to dress their deities in authentic, eye-catching attire that reflects devotion and cultural heritage. No assembly is required, making it ready to adorn your beloved deities immediately upon arrival.
- Complete Deity Dress Set: This combo includes a handcrafted Laddu Gopal Ji dress with matching Radha Rani outfit, dupatta, and patka, providing a complete traditional attire for your beloved deities
- Elegant Design: Features vibrant green fabric adorned with intricate gold lace trim and decorative embellishments, creating an authentic and festive look perfect for daily worship or special occasions
- Size 3 Specifications: Designed specifically for Size 3 idols with package dimensions of 20 x 20 x 20 centimetres and weighing 200 grams, ensuring a proper fit for your Thakur Ji
- Premium Handmade Quality: Each piece is carefully handcrafted with attention to detail, featuring pleated skirt design, embroidered patterns, and quality stitching for durability and aesthetic appeal
- Ready To Use: Comes as a complete set with no assembly required, allowing you to dress your deities immediately upon arrival for your puja and devotional practices