Fit & Measure
Deity size guide
Poshak sizing follows the traditional 0–10 scale used across Vrindavan and Jaipur. Sizes refer to the murti's seated or standing height, not the garment.
How to measure
- 1. Place the murti on a flat surface without its singhasan or crown.
- 2. Measure from the base to the top of the head in inches.
- 3. For seated Laddu Gopal, measure knee-to-knee width as well.
- 4. Round up if you are between sizes — our poshak have adjustable ties.
| Size | Murti height | Typically |
|---|---|---|
| Size 0 | 2 in | Palm-sized Laddu Gopal, travel murtis |
| Size 1 | 3 in | Most common gifted Laddu Gopal |
| Size 2 | 4 in | Standard home mandir Gopal Ji |
| Size 3 | 5 in | Bal Gopal with jhula |
| Size 4 | 6 in | Larger mandir centrepiece |
| Size 5 | 7 in | Radha Krishna pairs |
| Size 6 | 8 in | Devi murtis, standing Krishna |
| Size 8 | 10 in | Family mandir idols |
| Size 10 | 12 in | Temple-scale murtis |
Devotee wear
Dhoti-kurta sets follow standard chest sizes (S 36" to XXL 46"), and dhotis are supplied unstitched at 4.5 metres unless you request a ready-to-wear pleat. Sarees come with an unstitched blouse piece of 0.8 metres.
Still unsure? Send us a photo with a scale and we will size it for you.