On Jhula Radha Krishna Pairs
About this collection
Radha Krishna pairs on a jhula are a swing piece in which the pair sits together, a popular form for a home mandir. The swing is part of the figure, so it is ready to place as soon as it arrives, and its height decides whether it suits a shelf or a pooja corner.
Aluminium pairs are light and easy to lift for cleaning; brass pairs are heavier and steadier on a shelf. Brush the swing gently and wipe the figures with a dry cloth. Check the swing is secure after each cleaning and keep the figures dry. A small brush for the swing's joints keeps dust out of the fixings.
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Radha Krishna Idol in Brass, on Jhula (Stonegod), 11 inch – for Pooja Room
3.33 kg · Stone and colour work
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Radha Krishna Idol in Brass, on Jhula, 15 inch – for Temple and Entrance
7.9 kg · Stone and colour work
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Radha Krishna Idol in Brass, on Jhula, 21 inch – for Temple and Entrance
16.15 kg · Stone and colour work
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Radha Krishna Idol in Brass, on Jhula, 18.5 inch – for Temple and Entrance
7.26 kg · Stone and colour work
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Radha Krishna Idol in Brass, on Jhula, 17.6 inch – for Temple and Entrance
7.16 kg · Polished
Good to know
Is an on-jhula pair a good gift?
Yes. It is ready to place, and the pair suits a couple's home or a housewarming.
Aluminium or brass for a pair?
Aluminium is lighter to carry; brass is heavier and has a warmer finish.
How do I keep the swing clean?
Brush it gently and wipe the figures with a dry cloth. Avoid soaking the swing.