Curated for the divine
God Jewellery, Thakurji Poshak & Complete Shringar
Heritage craft, composed with reverence.
The devotional edit
Adornment, approached with intention.
Abha Jindal designs God jewellery, deity jewellery, Thakurji Poshak, God poshak, divine shringar and mukut for Thakurji and other beloved divine forms, brought together through the devotional perspective of Label Abha Jindal.
Read about the labelFeatured collection families
Devotional stories, thoughtfully organised.
Explore selected Thakurji Poshak, jewellery and shringar presentations, then contact the boutique for personal guidance.
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Tirupati Balaji Shringar Collection
Full arrangement with red patterned poshak and Tirupati-inspired jewellery.
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Pushtimarg Shringar Collection
Laddu Gopal in red poshak with a peacock-motif mukut and layered neck adornments.
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Raj Mukut Shringar Collection
A closer view of the green fan-style shringar arrangement in its wood-and-leaves setting.
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Tripara Mukut Jadau Shringar Collection
Radha and Krishna pair in coordinated red attire with gold-tone jewellery.
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Exclusive Photo Mala Collection
An alternate styled view of red and green fan motif photo mala.
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Rajwada Poshak Collection
Green drapes, floral detail and a graceful border: Rajwada's story of devotion in a layered poshak.
Three ways to explore
Begin with a divine form, a festival, or the complete collection.
Choose the path closest to the celebration or shringar you have in mind.



Explore by category
A clear structure for every divine detail.
Thakurji Poshak
Begin with the divine form, approximate measurements, occasion and preferred palette. This collection focuses on deity attire itself, while jewellery, mukut and complete shringar can be explored through their own dedicated collection pages.
02Complete Shringar
Bring attire, jewellery and finishing details together as one considered presentation for Thakurji and other divine forms. This collection is intended for enquiries where the relationship between every element matters as much as each individual piece.
03God Jewellery
Explore jewellery for Thakurji and other divine forms—not human-worn fashion jewellery. Enquiries can begin with the deity, scale, colour palette or the part of the shringar you wish to complete.
04Mukut & Head Adornments
A focused collection for the crowning details of Thakurji and other divine presentations. Share the deity, approximate size and the wider shringar palette so the boutique can guide you to suitable options.
05Divine Accessories
Complete a devotional setting with accessories selected around Thakurji or another divine form, the occasion and visual composition. Each enquiry is reviewed so the accessory remains appropriate to the intended presentation.
06Individual Shringar
For enquiries centred on one shringar element rather than a complete composition. Use this collection to identify the detail you need, then share whether it is for Thakurji or another divine form and the approximate size.
The brand philosophy
Not simply ornament. A language of devotion.
Begin with the deity form, a photograph and measurements. Choose the occasion and any colours or existing pieces you would like to coordinate. The boutique can then discuss poshak, jewellery and head adornments for that particular arrangement.
Personal appointments · Kolkata
Let us help you find the right shringar.
Share the product, deity and occasion you have in mind. We will guide you through the collection personally.
Price guide
Price guide: Thakurji poshak — From ₹1,500 per poshak · typically up to ₹25,000 (plus GST and shipping); Complete shringar sets — From ₹3,500 per complete set · typically up to ₹25,000 (plus GST and shipping); God jewellery (single piece) — From ₹500 per piece · typically up to ₹10,000 (plus GST and shipping); Mukut and head adornments — From ₹500 per mukut · typically up to ₹10,000 (plus GST and shipping); Divine accessories — From ₹500 per piece · typically up to ₹10,000 (plus GST and shipping); Exclusive photo malas — From ₹1,500 per mala · typically up to ₹5,000 (plus GST and shipping); Devotional gift boxes — From ₹2,000 per box (minimum 10 boxes) · typically up to ₹25,000 (plus GST and shipping)
Thakurji poshak: Complete poshak Bespoke, temple and larger compositions are quoted individually. Complete shringar sets: Complete set (includes mukut, earrings, poshak, Thakurji mala) God jewellery (single piece): Depends on size and collection Mukut and head adornments: Depends on size and collection Divine accessories: Depends on size and collection Exclusive photo malas: Depends on size and collection Devotional gift boxes: Depends on size and collection; universal pieces, so no sizes are needed from guests
Useful details
Questions before you enquire
What is Label Abha Jindal?
Label Abha Jindal is a devotional couture boutique in Salt Lake, Kolkata, founded by Abha Jindal in 2017. It designs Thakurji poshak (deity attire), God jewellery, mukut and complete shringar for Laddu Gopal, Radha Krishna, Shrinathji, Ganesh Ji, Mata Rani, Shyam Baba, Rani Sati Dadi and other Thakurji / Deity forms, for home mandirs and temples. Every piece is planned around the Thakurji / Deity's form, measurements and occasion.
Where is the Label Abha Jindal boutique and when is it open?
The boutique is at CK 222, Salt Lake Sector 2, Ground Floor, Kolkata 700091. It is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. IST, and closed on Sunday. Walk-in visits are welcome during these hours; a prior appointment is needed only to meet Abha Jindal personally. Book on WhatsApp at +91 62933 39880.
What does Label Abha Jindal poshak and shringar cost?
Thakurji poshak from Label Abha Jindal starts from ₹1,500, and complete shringar sets (poshak, mukut, earrings and mala) from ₹3,500, typically up to ₹25,000. Single God jewellery pieces, mukut and accessories start from ₹500, handmade photo malas from ₹1,500 and devotional gift boxes from ₹2,000 per box. All prices are plus GST and shipping. Real gold, silver and diamond pieces and bespoke temple work are quoted individually; message +91 62933 39880 on WhatsApp for an exact price.
Can I buy Label Abha Jindal poshak and jewellery online?
Not through an online checkout. The website is a catalogue of Label Abha Jindal's work; every order is placed through a personal enquiry — on WhatsApp at +91 62933 39880, by phone, by email at contact@abhajindal.com or at the boutique — so that the size, pieces, price and timing are confirmed for your Thakurji / Deity.
Do you make poshak to my Thakurji / Deity's exact size?
Yes. Label Abha Jindal confirms the size of every poshak for your Thakurji / Deity before the order proceeds. For Laddu Gopal, measure the Thakurji / Deity from the base to the highest fixed point and use the Laddu Gopal Poshak Size Guide (sizes 0 to 12). For Mata Rani and other standing forms, measure the waist-to-hem length (sizes 2 to 12 inches). Larger Thakurji / Deities — the boutique has dressed Thakurji / Deities up to 6–8 feet tall — and non-standard proportions are made to custom measurements.
Which Thakurji / Deities does Label Abha Jindal make shringar for?
Label Abha Jindal makes poshak, jewellery, mukut and complete shringar for Laddu Gopal, Radha Krishna, Krishna Ji, Shrinathji, Ganesh Ji, Lakshmi Ji, Saraswati Ji, Mata Rani, Parvati Ji, Shyam Baba, Rani Sati Dadi, Tirupati Balaji, Hanuman Ji, Shiv Ji and Ram Darbar. For another Thakurji / Deity form, send a photograph and measurements and the boutique will advise.
Do you deliver outside Kolkata and outside India?
Yes. Label Abha Jindal ships across India and to all countries through delivery partners such as FedEx and DHL, and many overseas clients choose delivery to a relative in India instead. Ready pieces are dispatched within 24 hours of full payment (Sundays are not counted). Shipping is charged separately, and any customs duty abroad is paid by the customer.
How long does a poshak or complete shringar take?
Most sizes are ready in stock and are dispatched within 24 hours of full payment (Sundays are not counted). If you want a custom colour or design, making takes 2–3 days and the piece is dispatched after that; for a festival, custom orders close 7 days before the festival date. Share your celebration date in your first message so Label Abha Jindal can confirm the dispatch date.
Is Label Abha Jindal's God jewellery made of real gold?
Most catalogue pieces are metal-based jewellery, with stones that vary by design and collection; names such as 'Gold Kundal', 'Emerald Haar' or 'Ruby Collection' describe colour and style. On request, Label Abha Jindal makes pieces in real gold or real silver, and with lab-grown or natural diamonds supplied with certificates. These versions are quoted individually.
Has Abha Jindal created shringar for temples?
Yes. Label Abha Jindal has created poshak and jewellery for the Thakurji / Deities at 11 temples, including Shri Banke Bihari Mandir and Nidhivan in Vrindavan, Shri Khatu Shyam Ji Mandir and Salasar Balaji Temple in Rajasthan, Shri Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga in Ujjain and Rani Sati Dadi Mandir (Calcutta Gol Mandir) in Kolkata. The Temple Stories archive documents this work in 39 photographs.
How do I care for Thakurji poshak and jewellery?
Dry clean poshak only, and keep it away from ittar and perfume. Store poshak and jewellery in a dry place, in the original box provided, and avoid hard folds across heavy embroidery or stonework. Clean jewellery gently from time to time. With proper care, a Label Abha Jindal poshak can be reused for 10 years or more, and the jewellery polish can last as long.
Which payment methods does Label Abha Jindal accept?
UPI, bank transfer, debit and credit cards and international transfers are all accepted. Full payment is taken in advance, and orders for delivery within India or abroad are dispatched once payment is received.
What if the poshak or jewellery is not right when it arrives?
Each piece is made to your Thakurji / Deity's measurements, so returns are rare. If you are not happy, inform Label Abha Jindal within 48 hours of delivery and send the piece back straight away; the boutique takes it back and refunds 100% of the price. Return shipping is paid by the customer, and for a festival order the return must be made before the festival date.










