Misrakesi

Misrakesi

Misrakesi is an Apsara or celestial Laukika nymph.

As per Hindu mythology Misrakesi is described as an Apsara or celestial Laukika nymph. An Apsara is believed to be 'nymph,' 'celestial nymph,' and 'celestial maiden.'

Apsaras are supernatural beings. They appear as young women of great exquisiteness and elegance who are skillful in the art of dancing. Apsaras are considered to be the wives of the Gandharbas, court servants of Lord Indra.

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