Srimati Radharani is Krishna’s eternal consort and the personification of devotion itself; in Gaudiya Vaishnavism she is approached first, because her mercy is what makes service to Krishna possible. Hence the greeting devotees exchange in Vrindavan — Jaya Radhe — and hence the name Hare in the maha-mantra, which calls out to her.
The Divine Couple appears in several moods: Radha and Krishna in the garden, in the forest at night, as children, in fine black-and-white line work, and the Shree Radhe holy name written in Devanagari inside a mandala of flowers. This collection gathers all of them across the shop: canvas wall art and framed posters, wall tapestries, t-shirts and hoodies, japa bags, tote and weekender bags, school backpacks, jigsaw puzzles, journals, water bottles, phone cases, stickers and pin badges. Related: the gopis’ dance and Vrinda Devi.
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