Murli Brooch

He did not need an army. He had a flute.

The Murli — Krishna's bansuri — is the most intimate symbol in the Bhagavata tradition. When he played, the rivers stopped flowing. The gopis left their homes. Even Indra bowed. This brooch captures that moment — not Krishna himself, but his hands. The hands that held the flute. The hands that shaped the cosmos.

Cast in antique gold brass and alloy, the two hands are sculpted with extraordinary detail — finger by finger, knuckle by knuckle, each wristband's bead-work individually rendered. A peacock feather rises from the flute, set with a teardrop crystal at its heart. The wristbands and flute ends are accented in cabochon crystals — emerald green or deep ruby, your choice.

This is not just a brooch for a wedding. It is a brooch for a man who knows what he carries.

Pin it on a cream sherwani. Let the music speak.

• Material: Antique gold-tone brass and alloy, cabochon crystal accents
• Size: 55mm × 45mm
• Available in: Emerald Green crystal | Ruby Red crystal
• Occasion: Wedding, haldi, sangeet, baraat, festive
• Style: Sherwani, bandhgala, jodhpuri suit