In the forests of Vrindavan, it is said that whenever Lord Krishna played his flute, even nature itself would pause to listen.

Mesmerized by the divine melody, the peacocks of Vrindavan began to dance in joy, offering their radiant feathers at his feet as a symbol of devotion and love. Touched by their offering, Krishna placed the feather upon his crown, where it became an eternal symbol of beauty, harmony, wisdom, and divine joy.

Together, the flute and the peacock feather came to represent a spirit untouched by ego, free, playful, peaceful, and deeply connected to the rhythm of life.

It is believed that keeping these sacred symbols invites:

LOVE · PEACE · DIVINE JOY

Dimensions: 6 in x 6 in

Material: Marble