Krishna’s childhood is the part of the literature devotees return to most often: the boy crawling through Nanda Maharaja’s courtyard, carried on his mother’s hip, getting into trouble before breakfast. Theologians call the mood vatsalya rasa. Everyone else just finds him charming.
This is the Baby Krishna artwork on a japa bead bag. Choose small, about 23 cm, for a standard tulasi mala, or medium, about 27 cm, for neem beads or a mala with a large head bead. Each bag is sewn from printed cotton with a separate finger pocket, a neck strap and a drawstring closure, stitched in small batches and shipped from our own stock. Hand wash cool and air-dry.


















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