Unbranded Radha Krishna Enamel Pendant

This product is a traditional Indian religious pendant, often referred to as a 'Kanthi' or 'Locket' in local contexts. The central image features the Hindu deities Radha and Krishna in a classical miniature painting style, encased within an oval frame. The surrounding border uses Meenakari-style enameling, a technique synonymous with Indian jewelry craftsmanship.

The text on the pendant is in Devanagari script, which is the writing system used for Hindi and Sanskrit. Such items are typically artisanal products rather than mass-produced branded goods. They are commonly crafted in historical jewelry centers in India, such as Jaipur or Varanasi, where enamel and gold-plated work are traditional specialties. Because this is a cultural and religious artifact, there is no single multinational owner; it is produced by various independent goldsmiths and local jewelry workshops across India.