Khata Doli Besha of Madan Mohan (13 Parts): Swing Festival Besha

Khata Doli Besha of Madan Mohan is a thirteen-part devotional attire collection inspired by swing-festival traditions associated with Shri Krishna. The named design brings a joyful, festival-oriented theme to home-mandir deity dressing and personal darshan.

Khata Doli Besha Specifications

• Set: Thirteen coordinated attire parts
• Deity: Madan Mohan or Shri Krishna
• Sizes: 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 inches
• Theme: Khata Doli or devotional swing-festival style

Krishna and the Tradition of the Swing

Images of Shri Krishna on a decorated swing appear in many Vaishnava devotional traditions. Such scenes express affection, celebration and the joy of serving the Lord. The Khata Doli Besha reflects this festival-inspired atmosphere through a named dress collection for Madan Mohan.

Within a home shrine, carefully arranged attire can help devotees remember the Lord’s playful forms and the happiness associated with devotional celebrations. The swing theme offers a distinct subject among other Krishna dress styles.

A Thirteen-Part Coordinated Dress

The Khata Doli Besha comprises thirteen matching pieces intended as one ceremonial outfit. Their coordinated presentation gives the deity a cohesive appearance for a chosen family observance, rather than relying on separate garments with unrelated designs.

The outfit can accompany the household’s existing altar cloth, flowers or suitable devotional ornaments. The named swing-festival theme adds a celebratory character to a personal shrine while the sacred form of Madan Mohan remains the centre of attention.

Five Available Sizes

This Khata Doli Besha is offered in four, six, eight, ten and twelve-inch versions. The variations accommodate different home-mandir murti settings and devotional shelves. Its thirteen-part composition and Khata Doli identity remain consistent throughout the size choices.

Devotees who maintain different Krishna attire styles can include this collection alongside garments inspired by Govardhan Lila, other festivals and traditional Krishna forms. A coordinated Besha gives each occasion its own visual character.

Care and Storage

Handle the thirteen pieces gently, taking care around decorative borders and raised details. Keep the attire away from standing moisture, oil and the heat of lamps or incense. Store all matching components together in a clean, dry protective container.

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