Wooden Shri Kunja Bihari Nameplate (नाम सेवा) - Neem Wood

This rectangular wooden plaque is a beautiful tribute to the spiritual legacy of Vrindavan. It features the names "श्री कुंजबिहारी" (Sri Kunjbihari) and "श्री हरिदास" (Sri Haridas) carved in Devanagari script. Sri Kunjbihari is a loving name for Krishna, who is said to sport and play His flute in the groves (kunj) of Vrindavan. Sri Haridas was a great saint and musician, whose devotion and spiritual songs are said to have compelled Krishna to appear before him. This piece of wall decor is a powerful symbol of the profound connection between the Lord and His devotee. It serves as a daily reminder of the sweet and intimate pastimes of Vrindavan and the power of pure devotion. The natural wood finish and intricate carving give it a rustic and spiritual charm, making it a perfect addition to a puja room or any wall where you wish to feel the blessings of Vrindavan's sacred history.