The Morpankh Rakhi is a Raksha Bandhan rakhi made from 92.5% hallmarked sterling silver, priced at Rs. 800. The peacock feather most associated with Lord Krishna is worked in silver with green meenakari enamel filling the leaf detailing, set above a zircon-studded base bar, on a hand-braided red-and-yellow cotton thread that adjusts to fit children through adults. It ships free across India with cash on delivery available, and includes a roli-chawal container for the tilak ceremony. Unlike thread rakhis that are discarded after the festival, this one is solid silver — it can be kept as a keepsake.
Krishna's Morpankh — 92.5% Silver Meenakari Rakhi
A Morpankh (peacock feather) rakhi in 92.5% pure silver — the feather most associated with Lord Krishna. Green meenakari enamel fills the leaf detailing, set above a zircon-studded base bar. Handcrafted by artisans in Satara, Maharashtra.
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Metal: 92.5% Pure Silver (Sterling Silver, Hallmarked)
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Finish: Green meenakari enamel with zircon-set base
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Motif: Morpankh — peacock feather of Lord Krishna
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Thread: Hand-braided red & yellow cotton thread
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Fit: Adjustable — fits all wrist sizes
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Occasion: Raksha Bandhan 2026, gifting, festive wear
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Origin: Handcrafted in Satara, Maharashtra, India
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Includes: Roli-Chawal Container
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Price: Rs. 800 (MRP Rs. 1,500)
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Delivery: Free shipping across India, Cash on Delivery available
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Warranty: 1 year against manufacturing defects
A meaningful Raksha Bandhan gift for a brother — solid silver, so it can be kept as a keepsake long after the festival.
Your Questions, Answered
Is this rakhi made of real silver?
Yes. This rakhi is crafted from 92.5% pure silver (sterling silver), the same standard used in fine silver jewellery. It is hallmarked for purity.
What does the Morpankh symbolise?
The Morpankh (peacock feather) is the emblem most closely associated with Lord Krishna, who wears it in his crown. It represents beauty, protection and divine grace, which makes it a fitting motif for a rakhi tied as a blessing.
What is the green colour on the feather?
That is meenakari — a traditional Indian enamel technique where coloured enamel is hand-filled into engraved silver. It is durable and part of the craft heritage of the piece.
Will the meenakari enamel chip or fade?
Meenakari enamel is fired into the engraved silver rather than painted on the surface, so it holds its colour through normal festive wear. Avoid knocks against hard surfaces and harsh cleaning chemicals to keep it intact.
What is the difference between a 92.5 silver rakhi and a silver-plated rakhi?
A 92.5 sterling silver rakhi is solid silver throughout, so it holds its value and will not wear away. A silver-plated rakhi has only a thin silver coating over a base metal, which tarnishes and rubs off within a season.
How much does a sterling silver rakhi cost in India?
Silver rakhis typically range from Rs. 500 to Rs. 3,000 depending on the weight of silver and the craftsmanship. This 92.5% hallmarked silver meenakari Morpankh rakhi is Rs. 800.
Will the rakhi fit my brother's wrist?
Yes. The braided cotton thread is adjustable and ties to fit all wrist sizes, from children to adults.
What is included in the package?
You receive the 92.5% silver rakhi on its braided thread, along with a Raksha Bandhan roli-chawal container for the tilak ceremony.
Care Instructions
Avoid harsh chemicals such as cleaning agents. Keep away from perfume and chemicals. Store in the box provided when not in use. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wearing.
