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In India's Aravali Hills, chirmi beads can be found growing in the forests. They represent Goddess Lakshmi, and it is believed that whoever wears them will be blessed with prosperity and wealth. They are thought to be several hundred years old. The chirmi beads are said to protect against physical harm, ward off evil, and remove malefects. Chirmi beads have long been regarded as extremely lucky. The colours in the chirmi beads are said to stand for the supreme three mother deities. In Hinduism, these are revered as being extremely powerful. Pictured here are the vibrant chirmi beads in a floral metal cup, holding the charming baby Krishna accompanied by a peacock feather at the back and a butter pot. Product Features: * The Krishna figurine is painted with delicate care and displays a tender, innocent smile while shown to be consuming butter. * The adored child form of the God is celebrated and loved throughout Indian mythology, and the story of him stealing butter is depicted in this beautiful piece. * Gift your loved ones with this uniquely crafted bommai during festival occasions. * Makes an excellent bommai for golu and Navratri season. * The chirmi beads are stuck to the cup so you don't have to worry about them falling out. * A long-lasting bommai that can adorn your golu throughout years to come. When not in use, store carefully by wrapping in paper or plastic.
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