LNXT 066 Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch | Pack of 6 Pcs | Sacred Divine

 

Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch

Product Description:

Handcrafted Divine Lord Krishna Hands Playing Flute with Peacock Feather Embroidered Appliques for Bridal Blouses, Festive Door Torans, Janmashtami Decor, Lehengas & Shagun Trays

Invite transcendental melody, divine protection, and royal Vrindavan charm into your artisanal creations with the Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch (Product Code: LNXT 066). Handcrafted with devotional precision and traditional embroidery mastery by LevonyaNXT, this premium wholesale pack of 6 pieces blends ancient Indian Aari, Zardozi, and Moti beadwork techniques. Measuring 4.13 inches in length, 0.08 inches in thickness, and 3.35 inches in height (approx. 105 MM × 2.0 MM × 85 MM), each sacred devotional applique captures the divine hands of Lord Krishna playing the flute (Bansuri), crowned by an intricately fanned peacock feather (Mor Pankh).

The visual composition is structured on a stiffened, non-fraying crimson felt fabric backing. It features blue glass micro-seed beads portraying the cosmic complexion of Lord Krishna’s hands, accented with golden bead bracelets, a golden zari-wound flute, and a peacock feather composed of lustrous white seed beads and a reflective eye of golden sequins. Whether you are designing bespoke bridal blouse backs, customizing festive lehengas for Janmashtami and Diwali, assembling grand entrance door torans, creating sacred pooja mats, or styling luxury wedding shagun return gift hampers, this 6-piece applique set provides a balanced, ready-to-use embellishment foundation.

Purpose – Bridal blouse back and sleeve customization, festive lehenga and kurta borders, Janmashtami stage decor, entrance door torans, ceremonial pooja thali mats, wedding shagun gift trays, decorative potli bags, and creative DIY Indian spiritual handicrafts.

Quick Product Summary

Feature	Specification
Product Name	Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch
Product Code	LNXT 066
Category	Fabric Patch / Devotional Appliques & Festive Craft Trims
Base Material	Heavy-Duty Non-Fraying Reinforced Felt Fabric Backing in Ceremonial Red
Bead & Trim Medium	High-Grade Royal Blue Glass Seed Beads, White Seed Beads & Golden Sequins
Embroidery Style	Traditional Aari Needlework, Zardozi Gold Cord & Moti Beadwork
Dimensions	4.13″ Length × 0.08″ Thickness/Depth × 3.35″ Height (105 MM × 2.0 MM × 85 MM)
Pack Size	Wholesale Pack of 6 Pieces (Individually Handcrafted Units)
Color Scheme	Cosmic Royal Blue, Pearl White, Shimmering Gold & Ceremonial Crimson
Attachment Method	Compatible with Hand Stitching, Hot Glue Gun, Fabric Glue & Double-Sided Foam Tape
Primary Use	Blouse embroidery, door torans, Janmashtami decor, pooja mats, shagun hampers

Overview & Sacred Vedic Symbolism of Mor Pankh and Bansuri

In Vedic philosophy and Sanatana Dharma, Lord Krishna’s flute (Venu or Bansuri) represents the human heart emptied of ego, allowing divine love, cosmic harmony, and spiritual melody to flow freely through the soul. The Mor Pankh (peacock feather) worn in his crown symbolizes pure spiritual beauty, the transmutation of worldly poisons into divine radiance, and complete cosmic protection against negative vibrations.

The Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch translates these sacred Vaishnav motifs into a tactile, three-dimensional textile applique. The contrast between the deep royal blue glass beads representing the Lord’s cosmic form and the radiant golden sequins of the feather eye creates an eye-catching focal point. Outlined on a ceremonial red felt backing that provides a rich visual frame, this applique brings an authentic temple aesthetic to festive garments, spiritual backdrops, and artisanal lifestyle decor.

About This Item

• Sacred Handcrafted Krishna Motif: Features Lord Krishna’s divine blue hands playing the sacred flute, adorned with golden bracelets and a fanned peacock feather crown.

• Intricate Multi-Medium Embroidery: Hand-stitched using traditional Aari and Zardozi techniques with glass seed beads, micro-sequins, and metallic zari cords.

• 4.13-Inch Balanced Format: Sized at 4.13″ × 3.35″ for blouse back necklines, lehenga latkans, door torans, and festive hampers.

• Reinforced Non-Fray Felt Base: Built upon a dense felt foundation that maintains structural integrity without curling, tearing, or fraying.

• Multi-Surface Compatibility: Bonds easily with liquid fabric adhesive (Fevicryl), hot melt glue, heavy-duty double-sided tape, or direct needle hand-stitching.

• Wholesale Value Pack of 6 Pieces: Supplied in a set of 6 matching patches for balanced styling across paired sleeves, symmetrical torans, and favor sets.

Detailed Material Engineering & Craft Construction

Reinforced Felt Canvas Backing

The foundation of each Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch is crafted from a calibrated, heavy-duty felt backing. This dense base provides the structural stiffness required to support multiple layers of glass beads, metallic sequins, and gold zardozi wires without sagging or distorting the motif contours. The outer red felt edge is cleanly laser-trimmed to prevent fraying when applied to rough timber, MDF plates, or fine silk garments.

Colorfast Blue & White Glass Seed Beads

The hands of Lord Krishna and the outer plumage of the peacock feather are hand-embroidered using colorfast, high-gloss glass micro-seed beads. These glass beads resist color fading, moisture degradation, and surface peeling, ensuring the rich royal blue and pure white luster remains radiant across years of festive celebrations and pooja rituals.

Reflective Golden Micro-Sequins & Zari Wires

The center eye of the peacock feather is filled with overlapping, high-refraction golden sequins that create dynamic shimmer under movement and ambient lighting. The flute is outlined with tightly wound metallic zari threads, giving the sacred instrument a defined, raised three-dimensional profile.

Comprehensive Multi-Purpose Festive & Craft Applications

1. Designer Bridal Blouses & Ethnic Garments

Transform traditional blouses, kurtas, and lehenga cholis by stitching or gluing this applique onto the center back neck, sleeve borders, or front yoke. The vibrant royal blue and gold tones complement raw silk, velvet, brocade, and georgette fabrics.

2. Traditional Grand Entrance Door Torans (Bandarwals)

Design auspicious entrance door torans for Janmashtami, Diwali, and Griha Pravesh celebrations. Space the 6 patches along a deep green or yellow velvet border band, hanging artificial marigold strings, brass ghungroos, and golden latkans beneath each Krishna motif.

3. Festive Diwali & Janmashtami Tea-Light Mats

Mount the Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch onto a 5-inch round wooden MDF or acrylic coaster base. Place a standard LED tea-light or small brass diya beside or over the base to create an enchanting tabletop centerpiece for festive evenings.

4. Sacred Home Mandir Pooja Mats & Thali Bases

Enhance your pooja thalis and altar tables by affixing the patch onto prayer asanas or aarti platters, creating a sacred, slip-resistant base for brass lamps, kumkum katoris, and offering bowls.

5. Luxury Bridal Trousseau & Shagun Favor Trays

Elevate wedding sweet boxes, dry fruit presentation hampers, and velvet shagun trays. Affixing this patch to the box lid instantly creates an opulent devotional presentation for your guests.

6. Ethnic Potli Bags & Designer Clutches

Stitch these patches onto velvet or dupion silk potli bags, festive clutch purses, or mobile pouches to introduce rich handmade texture that elevates festive gifting accessories.

7. Festival Dining Table Runners & Place Mats

Stitch these patches onto the ends of raw silk or linen table runners for Janmashtami, Govardhan Pooja, and Diwali family gatherings to tie your festive tablescape together.

8. Pichwai-Themed Framed Wall Art & Backdrop Hangings

Mount these appliques onto raw silk or linen fabric framed inside wooden shadow boxes to create modern Pichwai-style wall decor for living spaces, prayer rooms, and boutique reception areas.

Step-by-Step DIY Assembly & Craft Tutorials

Tutorial A: Customizing a Designer Bridal Blouse Back Neck

1. Position the Patch: Lay your stitched or semi-stitched blouse flat on a tailoring board and mark the exact vertical center of the back neck.

2. Temporary Basting or Glue: Apply a thin layer of fabric glue (such as Fevicryl) to the back of the Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch and press it lightly in place.

3. Hand Stitching: Using a fine needle and matching red or invisible nylon thread, take small slip stitches along the outer red felt border, securing the patch firmly onto the garment fabric.

4. Border Accents: Stitch a delicate line of gold zardozi cord or pearl chain around the outer perimeter to seamlessly blend the patch into the blouse embroidery.

Tutorial B: Assembling a Symmetrical Janmashtami Door Toran

1. Measure the Base Band: Cut a 38-inch strip of yellow or emerald green velvet ribbon (approx. 2.5 inches wide).

2. Mark Spacing: Divide the band into equal intervals, leaving 2 inches at each end for hanging rings.

3. Affix the Patches: Secure units of the Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch along the ribbon using fabric glue, reinforcing the corners with small hand stitches.

4. Add Hanging Drops: Attach peacock-colored silk tassels, brass bell ghungroos, and pearl strings underneath each Krishna patch.

5. Mount on Doorway: Hang the finished bandarwal over your temple room or main front door using brass hooks.

Tutorial C: Designing a Royal Shagun Gift Box Lid

1. Select the Box: Choose a 6″ × 6″ rigid gift box wrapped in raw silk or velvet fabric.

2. Mount the Medallion: Adhere one unit of the Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch directly onto the center of the outer lid using heavy-duty double-sided foam tape or hot glue.

3. Add Border Accents: Frame the lid perimeter with a narrow 0.5-inch gold gota ribbon.

4. Pack with Blessings: Fill the interior with roasted dry fruits and traditional sweets for a memorable wedding favor.

Product Comparison: LevonyaNXT Krishna Patch vs. Alternative Appliques

Comparative Feature	LevonyaNXT Mor Pankh & Bansuri Patch (LNXT 066)	Basic Flat Machine Embroidered Patches	Paper / Foil Sticker Cutouts	Molded Resin Plastic Plaques
Material Base	Hand-Stitched Glass Beads, Sequins & Felt	Flat Rayon Thread on Thin Fabric	Paperboard with Metallic Ink	Solid Cast Resin Plastic
Visual Texture	Rich 3D Texture with Light-Refracting Beads & Sequins	Flat 2D Appearance	Flat 2D Glossy	Bulky & Heavy 3D
Flexibility & Mounting	Flexible felt base; easily stitched or glued	Flexible but lacks bead weight	Tears when wet; single-use	Rigid; cannot be sewn onto blouses
Garment Suitability	Ideal for blouses, lehengas, dupattas & kurtas	Basic wear only	Completely unwearable	Cannot be sewn onto garments
Reusability & Durability	Long-term multi-season durability	Fades and frays after washing	Disposable single-use item	Brittle; chips if dropped
Wholesale Pack Value	Pack of 6 Handcrafted 4.13″ Pieces	Sold by the roll or small singles	Cheap paper sheets	Sold individually at high cost

Technical Specifications Matrix

Engineering Property	Exact Dimension & Specification Metric
Product Model Code	LNXT 066
Brand Identity	LevonyaNXT
Category Classification	Fabric Patch / Devotional Appliques & Festive Craft Trims
Length (Horizontal Span)	4.13 Inches / 105.0 MM
Thickness / Depth	0.08 Inches / 2.0 MM
Height (Vertical Span)	3.35 Inches / 85.0 MM
Individual Unit Weight	Approx. 22 Grams (Substantial Glass Bead Mass)
Backing Substrate	Heavy-Duty Non-Fraying Reinforced Felt Canvas in Ceremonial Red
Bead Medium	Colorfast Royal Blue & Pearl White Glass Seed Beads
Trim Elements	Golden Micro-Sequins, Metallic Zari Cord & Gold Bead Accents
Color Palette	Royal Blue, Pure White, Shimmering Gold & Crimson Red
Packaging Architecture	Master Wholesale Bundle containing 6 Individually Finished Patches
Country of Origin	Proudly Designed, Assembled & Hand-Embroidered in India

Care, Maintenance & Long-Term Preservation Guidelines

• Cleaning Method: Lightly dust the beaded surface with a clean, soft-bristled brush or dry microfiber cloth to remove dust. For garments, dry clean only or spot clean gently; do not machine wash or wring.

• Moisture Protection: Store unused patches in a dry, ventilated craft box or sealed zip-lock bag away from direct dampness to preserve the integrity of the felt base and metallic threads.

• Heat Clearance: When ironing garments featuring this patch, always iron from the reverse side using a protective cotton press cloth; avoid applying direct iron heat over the glass beads and sequins.

• Adhesive Application: Use solvent-free fabric glue (Fevicryl), non-corrosive craft hot melt glue, or needle and thread to prevent loosening of the beadwork.

Why Choose LevonyaNXT Craft Supplies?

At LevonyaNXT, we combine deep reverence for sacred Indian traditions with meticulous craft manufacturing. Every Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch is carefully inspected for tight bead stitching, securely anchored sequins, and cleanly finished edges. By choosing LevonyaNXT, you support authentic Indian artisans and ensure your festive decor, traditional outfits, and handmade gifts radiate lasting beauty, spiritual grace, and superior craftsmanship.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. What are the exact dimensions of each Krishna Mor Pankh & Bansuri patch?

A. Each individual Mor Pankh & Bansuri Fabric Patch measures 4.13 inches in width (105 MM), 0.08 inches in thickness (2.0 MM), and 3.35 inches in height (85 MM).

Q. How many patches are included in one package?

A. Each pack contains 6 individually handcrafted, ready-to-use devotional Krishna flute and peacock feather patches.

Q. Can I stitch this patch onto a bridal blouse or lehenga?

A. Yes, the flexible felt backing is designed for easy hand-stitching along the outer red border, making it ideal for bridal blouses, lehengas, dupattas, and kurtas.

Q. How do I attach these patches to wooden boards or acrylic mats?

A. The flat felt back bonds seamlessly using hot melt glue, fabric glue (like Fevicryl), heavy-duty double-sided foam tape, or direct craft adhesives.

Q. Will the blue glass beads or golden sequins lose their shine over time?

A. No, the patch uses premium colorfast glass seed beads and metallic-finished sequins that maintain their brilliant luster without fading or peeling under normal conditions.

Q. Are the beads glued or hand-stitched onto the fabric?

A. The glass beads, sequins, and metallic cords are hand-stitched with high-tensile threads onto the reinforced felt backing to ensure lasting durability.

Q. Is this patch suitable for Janmashtami and Diwali decorations?

A. Absolutely! It is widely used for creating festive door torans, pooja thali decorations, temple backdrop hangings, and Janmashtami celebration displays.

To discover more about the traditional history, cultural significance, and divine iconography of Lord Krishna and his sacred emblems, explore the Krishna Wikipedia Page. Browse our complete collection of handmade appliques, gotapatti trims, and festive craft blanks in the LevonyaNXT Craft Supplies Collection , Fabric Patches.