Aanshi Shringar Art is a Rajkot-based workshop and online shop that makes handcrafted shringar — gold- and silver-finish ornaments, cotton vastra and everyday seva needs — for Thakorji, Shrinathji, Lalaji and other swaroops, used by Vaishnav and Hindu families across sampradayas and by Krishna bhakts generally for home and haveli seva, and ships across India and internationally.
Also spelt: ASA, Aanshi Shringar, Anshi Shringar Art, aanshishringarart
About the Aanshi Shringar Art workshop
Related terms
Rajkot, Gujarat
Rajkot is a city in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat, western India; it is where the Aanshi Shringar Art workshop is based.
Shringar
Shringar is the Sanskrit-derived word for adornment; on this site it means the ornaments, garments and decorations made for a deity image rather than for a person to wear.
Poshak
A poshak is a complete outfit for a deity image — the main garment together with its matching pieces — supplied as a set in one fabric and colour.
Shringar jewellery (aabharan)
Aabharan means ornaments; shringar jewellery is the set of necklaces, earrings, bangles, waistbands and anklets made to fit a deity image rather than a person, usually in gold- or silver-finish metal.
Questions about Aanshi Shringar Art?
The Rajkot workshop can advise on sizing, materials and custom commissions.