Divine Hindu Deity Pouch

Vintage Divine Hindu Deity Coin & Treasure Pouches

Your Price: $4.50

MIX & MATCH for Quantity SAVINGS

Part Number: CPZipperHindu

Availability: In Stock 164

* Made in India

* Vintage Item, Limited Availability

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Quantity	Price
5 - 9	$4.05
10 - 19	$3.83
20+	$3.60

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Meet the Deities: A Guide to the Imagery

We have been using these charming little coin pouches for years—they are absolute favorites for holding loose change in our cars, keeping small treasures safe, or giving as a uniquely meaningful gift sack. We knew right away we had to share them with our SilverCrow customers! Each pouch is crafted from a unique coated viscose fabric and printed with vibrantly colored, traditional renderings of Hindu Gods and Goddesses. Click on the BLACK TAB above (below on mobile devices) for more information about the Deities.

A Waterproof Wonder

The fabric used for these pouches is like no other—the coated surface is completely waterproof (though please note that because it features a standard zipper closure, the pouch itself is not entirely leakproof). They are the perfect pocket-sized companion for everyday organization.

Hand-Crafted Variations

Because these are handmade by traditional artisans, no two pouches are exactly alike. The images, background mists, and color borders vary from piece to piece, making each one a true individual treasure. Our product photos show just a few of the gorgeous designs available to illustrate the beautiful variations you might receive.

Special "Mix & Match" Volume Discounts
The more you choose, the more you save! Mix and match any combination of deities or seconds options in your cart to automatically trigger the discount tiers at checkout.

Looking for a bargain? Check the bottom of our drop-down choice list.
We have included our "Less-Than-Perfect" inventory as options right at the bottom of the deity list. These are prepackaged surprise assortments—images and colors are entirely our choice—but they are priced at the exact same base price of $4.50 and count seamlessly toward your total quantity discount tiers:

Minor Flaws: 2 Pouches for $4.50 (Prepackaged surprise mix; counts as 1 item slot in your cart total)
Broken Zipper: 3 Pouches for $4.50 (Prepackaged surprise mix; counts as 1 item slot in your cart total)

Approximate Measurements

Height: 3-1/2 inches
Width: 3-1/4 inches
Because these pouches are individually hand-sewn by traditional artisans, please expect delightful, minor variations in size—even between two pouches featuring the exact same deity design! While these slight differences are small enough that they won't affect how you use them, they ensure that every single little bag is completely unique.
Click on the BLACK TAB above for more information about the Deities.

#1 - Shiva Family with Lingam

Deities Featured: Lord Shiva is centered as the main bust, flanked by his consort Goddess Parvati on the right and their elephant-headed son Lord Ganesha in profile on the left.
Key Symbolism: In the direct foreground sits a decorated Shiva Lingam resting on a golden yoni base, heavily adorned with sacred green leaves and fresh flowers. Shiva's signature trident (trishul) and ritual damru drum stand faithfully beside Parvati.

#2 - Lakshmi with Elephants (Gaja Lakshmi)

Deities Featured: Goddess Lakshmi is seated majestically in the center on a massive pink lotus floating on open water.
Key Symbolism: Flanking her are two sacred white elephants (Gaja) spraying water from raised trunks, a classic depiction symbolizing royalty, wealth, and divine grace. Her lower hand gracefully tips a golden pot (kalash), continuously streaming coins of endless prosperity.

#3 - Panchamukhi Ganesha

Deities Featured: A powerful, highly protective form of Lord Ganesha displaying five distinct elephant heads fanning out in a crown formation.
Key Symbolism: Standing within a brilliant, fiery orange-red circular halo, this divine form features ten radiating arms holding protective ritual weapons, including a trident, axe, noose, and sword to clear obstacles from all directions.

#4 - Krishna Cosmic Form (Vishwaroopam)

Deities Featured: Lord Krishna revealing his breathtaking, infinite cosmic form (Vishwaroopam) to the warrior Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra.
Key Symbolism: Krishna's form multiplies into countless divine faces and manifestations crowned in gold, illuminating the sky behind a humbled Arjuna who bows in reverent awe before the multi-headed display of the entire universe.

#5 - Lakshmi with Ganesha and Saraswati

Deities Featured: The ultimate auspicious trio worshipped together for overall well-being: Lord Ganesha (left), Goddess Lakshmi (center), and Goddess Saraswati (right).
Key Symbolism: Lakshmi stands on a lotus showering wealth, Ganesha offers his blessing for removing obstacles, and Saraswati wears a pure white sari while holding her stringed musical instrument, the Veena, representing wisdom, arts, and music.

#6 - Shiva Holding Trishul

Deities Featured: A peaceful, serene solo portrait of Lord Shiva set against a dreamy, soft blue background.
Key Symbolism: Shiva holds his golden trident (trishul) with his hourglass-shaped damru drum tied to the handle. A sacred cobra is coiled gently around his neck, the crescent moon is tucked neatly into his high matted topknot, and faint orange ? (Om) symbols float softly in the corners.

#7 - Lord Vishnu, Shiva and Deities (Harihara / Trimurti Concept)

Deities Featured: A magnificent, multi-deity composition centering Lord Vishnu alongside Lord Shiva and a third crowned divine presence.
Key Symbolism: Set against a radiant pink background framed by an arc of glowing ? (Om) symbols, this print captures the universal harmony of the divine. Vishnu holds a pink lotus flower and his sacred mace while rising above a sea of swirling green cosmic mists.

#8 - Shiva Appearing from Ice Shivling

Deities Featured: Lord Shiva manifesting from within the sacred, naturally occurring frozen ice stalagmite (Amarnath Ice Lingam).
Key Symbolism: Shiva is depicted with his eyes peacefully closed in deep meditation, draped under a translucent, protective white veil representing the ice cave. His trident stands ready beside him, flanked by a coiled cobra and ritual water pots.

#9 - Krishna and Arjuna (Bhagavad Gita)

Deities Featured: Lord Krishna serving as the divine charioteer to the prince warrior Arjuna just before the great battle commences.
Key Symbolism: Set against a dusty pink sky, Krishna stands tall in his yellow garments pointing toward the heavens to deliver the sacred discourse of the Bhagavad Gita, while a heavily armored Arjuna kneels in deep devotion beside his ornate golden chariot.

#10 - Shiva and Parvati

Deities Featured: An intimate, joyful divine portrait of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati closely seated together.
Key Symbolism: Both deities raise their hands in the peaceful blessing gesture (abhaya mudra). They are completely surrounded by a dense, beautiful landscape of miniature, glowing shrines and sacred Shiva Lingams stretching across the entire foreground and background.

#11 - Lord Shiva Family

Deities Featured: A beautiful, full-family portrait centering Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati seated together on an ornate golden throne, accompanied by their two sons, Ganesha (left) and Kartikeya (right).
Key Symbolism: Set against a vibrant blue background framed by a large golden arch, the scene includes a white bull (Nandi) and a colorful peacock resting peacefully at their feet in the foreground near an offering bowl.

#12 - Youthful Krishna Playing Flute

Deities Featured: A close-up, serene portrait focused on the face of a youthful Lord Krishna as he holds his golden flute (bansuri) near his lips.
Key Symbolism: He is framed beautifully by a massive, soft pink rose bloom that encircles him like a vibrant collar. His hair is adorned with a delicate gold crown and his signature peacock feather.

#13 - Little Krishna

Deities Featured: A charming depiction of Lord Krishna as a young child (Bal Krishna), playfully captured mid-mischief.
Key Symbolism: Seated inside a decorative border lined with glowing ? (Om) symbols, the baby deity is reaching into a large clay pot overflowing with freshly churned butter (makhan), a favorite treat from his childhood stories.

#14 - Krishna and Radha with Kamadhenu

Deities Featured: The divine couple, Radha and Krishna, standing affectionately side-by-side in a lush, green forest landscape.
Key Symbolism: Krishna plays his flute while leaning gently against the sacred, wish-fulfilling cow, Kamadhenu. Radha stands beside him holding a large golden water pot (kalash) on her hip, while a peacock rests in the background. As seen in CPZ14KrishnaAndRadhaWithKamadhenu.jpg.

#15 - Lord Hanuman Lifts Mountain with Mace

Deities Featured: A powerful, dynamic portrait of the monkey deity, Lord Hanuman, soaring through a glowing, misty green sky.
Key Symbolism: He effortlessly hoists the golden Dronagiri mountain in his right hand to harvest life-saving medicinal herbs, while balancing his heavy golden mace (gada) against his left shoulder. A glowing image of Rama and Sita resides over his heart, beneath a floating ? (Om) symbol.

#16 - Ganesha and Mushaka

Deities Featured: A multi-armed, joyfully dancing form of Lord Ganesha set against a dark, textured starry background.
Key Symbolism: Ganesha is dressed in bright orange and green garments, his many arms radiating outward as he dances. In the lower right corner, his faithful mount, Mushaka the mouse, stands on its hind legs looking up at him in devotion.

#17 - Krishna and Radha

Deities Featured: A classic, elegant full-length portrait of Radha and Krishna standing close together within a glowing golden circular frame.
Key Symbolism: Both are dressed in matching, radiant lime-green garments heavily embroidered with gold trim. Krishna holds his flute to his lips while Radha rests her hand gently on his arm against a soft, misty background.

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