Om & Krishna
Some prayers are a single word. This collection takes those words — Om, Shri, Radha, Krishna, Radhe — and writes them in Devanagari as pendants you can wear every day. Every piece pairs the name with the mor pankh, the peacock feather Krishna wears in his crown, and most add the bansuri as well.
9 products
Krishna Naam Script Pendant with Mor Pankh
Mor Pankh Bansuri Script Pendant
Radha Naam Pendant with Bansuri and Mor Pankh
Shri Krishna Naam Pendant with Mor Pankh
Krishna Naam Pendant with Mor Pankh and Bansuri
Shri Naam Pendant with Mor Pankh
Om Mor Pankh Bansuri Pendant
Om Bansuri Oval Pendant with Mor Pankh
Shri Radhe Naam Pendant with Mor Pankh
The designs
- Om: the sacred syllable, set with the feather and flute in an open form or framed in an oval.
- Shri and Shri Krishna: श्री in a single confident stroke, with the mor pankh set above it.
- Radha, Radhe and Krishna naam: the names of Radha and Krishna in bold or soft, rounded script, paired with the bansuri and mor pankh.
The lettering is the centre of each piece. It's meant to be read, not just recognised as a shape.
What it's made of
Every Zoreya pendant is a brass alloy with silver plating. It's silver-finish fashion jewellery, not sterling silver, not 925, and not hallmarked. We say so plainly because it's how we earn the second order. The green and blue enamel in the feather is applied by hand, so each piece is very slightly different.
Keeping it bright
Put it on last, after perfume and moisturiser, and take it off before you shower, swim or sleep. Wipe it dry with a soft cloth and store it in its cotton pouch. Kept dry, the finish holds well.
A gift that means something
A naam pendant is a personal gift — for Janmashtami, Radhashtami, a birthday, or someone starting something new. Every order ships free across India, and if a piece arrives wrong or defective, our Replacement Policy covers it.