Shri Krishna Dwarka Kumbham

A Living Legacy of the Sunken City, Crowned with Divine Grace

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Shri Krishna Dwarka Kumbham is a divine spiritual collectible that carries within it the sacred energies of the legendary sunken city of Dwarka, the ancient capital of Lord Shri Krishna. This blessed kumbham (sacred pot) is no ordinary vessel—it is a living relic, filled with the original sea soil, sacred sea water and a peacock feather, all spiritually sourced from the undersea land believed to surround the lost kingdom of Dwarka.

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Encased in a clear vessel to reveal its sacred contents, the Kumbham is graced by a grand crown—a priceless offering presented by the Chilkur Balaji Temple (Chilkur Shiva Temple), one of the most powerful temples of devotion in South India. This crown signifies the divine recognition and celestial authority of this Kumbham as a true symbol of Shri Krishna’s eternal presence.

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Crafted with reverence and devotion, each Kumbham becomes a symbol of connection between the past and the present, between devotees and divinity. It is a spiritual invitation to bring city the presence of Lord Krishna and feel His divine protection, wisdom, and guidance.

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Key Spiritual Elements of the Kumbham

• Sea Soil from the Undersea Dwarka Land – signifying the sacred foundation of Krishna's city.

• Sea Water – considered to carry spiritual memory of the sunken kingdom.

• Peacock Feather – the eternal symbol of Lord Krishna’s grace and beauty.

• Chilkur Balaji Temple Crown – a symbol of temple sanctity, spiritual authority, and celestial grace. 

• Peacock Feather Logo of Jai Dwarka Campaign – authenticating its spiritual and historical purpose.

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Why Keep the Shri Krishna Dwarka Kumbham in the city?

• Invokes the blessings of Shri Krishna and Varuna Deva

• Connects you to the divine energies of ancient Dwarka

• Aids in spiritual focus, devotion, and meditation

 

A Collector’s Treasure. A Devotee’s Blessing.

Shri Krishna Dwarka Kumbham is not just an artifact—it is a message from the ocean, reminding us of Krishna’s eternal presence and the untold wisdom of ancient civilizations. It is offered as part of the Jai Dwarka Campaign, which seeks to revive the spiritual and cultural heritage of Lord Krishna’s submerged city.