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In the Harivamsha Purana, she became exceedingly beautiful among all the beautiful women of the world, due to the captivating depth of her navel and the intricate pattern of the three lines (trivalli) in the middle of her body. [6]
On her chest, she bore the weight of firm, round, and large breasts adorned with the most brilliant blue nipples, making her appear as if she were carrying two shining golden pots, sealed with strong, indigo-blue gem seals, for fear that the nectar within might spill. [7]
With shoulders as soft and plump as the flowers of the Sirisha tree, and palms like clusters of the finest lotus petals, her arms were adorned with beautiful, red nails like the flowers of the Kuruvaka, and vines resembling the seed pods of the mango tree, making her exceedingly beautiful. [8]
With a neck as smooth as a conch shell, a chin like a bimbi fruit, lips like a bimbi fruit, a face adorned with a beautiful smile, white cheeks, curved eyebrows, a forehead like the edge of a lotus pond, and ears like the stems of double-petaled, soft, blue lotuses, she was adorned with large, white, and black eyes, making her exceedingly beautiful for a long time. [9]
With a moon-like face and a beautiful smile, she wore her hair, which was adorned with shining curls that repelled the attraction of bees, falling over her broad hips, resembling a dangling love-snare that captivated people. [10]
Her body was adorned with fourteen ornaments, including rings, bracelets, and anklets, making it a treasure trove of beauty. She wore a shining garment, soft clothes, and a magnificent garland, and enjoyed all the pleasures that were appropriate for a young woman. With her body, she overshadowed and rejected all other young women in the world. [11]
She was the land of honor, respected by all the members of the Yadu dynasty, including her father and son, who treated her with due respect. She was the abode of all arts and beautiful qualities, and she was like Saraswati herself in the presence of her family. [12]
Thus, as time passed, the sons of Balarama came to her and greeted her. [13]