The brief was Shrinathji in full shringar, the seasonal adornment that changes with the festival calendar: the blue deity frontal and centred, but nearly buried in layered flower garlands, a peacock-feather crown and a lifted flute. We kept the central-deity-icon symmetry so the darshan stays direct, then let the shringar itself be the richness — rose-pink and white garlands stacked across the chest, jewelled crown and earrings, a vivid-yellow halo — against a deep maroon drape that reads like the shrine cloth. The deity's costume changes with the festival calendar at Nathdwara; this is the autumn-season adornment in flower. A white cow at his side and peacocks among the lotus stems hold the Braj world. The halo and faux-gold are flat vivid yellow, never metallic.