Small pocket mirror for the Krishna people, size 2.58 inches

This pocket mirror would be designed specifically for followers of Lord Krishna, incorporating imagery or motifs that are sacred and significant to their devotion. The key element you’ve highlighted is peacocks, which are intimately associated with Lord Krishna.

Symbolism for “Krishna People” (Vaishnavas/Devotees of Krishna):
Peacock Feather: Lord Krishna famously wears a peacock feather (Mor Pankh) in his crown. This feather is highly symbolic:

Beauty & Grace: Peacocks are known for their stunning beauty and graceful dance.

Divine Love: One popular story is that peacocks, enchanted by Krishna’s flute playing, offered their feathers out of love and devotion.

Purity & Wisdom: In some traditions, it symbolizes compassion, wisdom, and the purity of mind.

Protection: It’s also believed to ward off negative energy.

Krishna Connection: The peacock feather is an instantly recognizable symbol of Lord Krishna. Including it on a mirror allows devotees to carry a piece of this divine symbolism with them.

Devotional Reminder: Every time they use the mirror, it serves as a subtle reminder of their beloved deity and His qualities.