Jewelry
The intricate traditions and skills of India are reflected in its traditional jewelry. The array is mind-numbing for its sheer beauty and workmanship. The Indian woman’s jewelry goes from the head with the maang tikka to her feet with toe rings and anklets. The mishmash encompasses the splendor of Meenakari, Thewa, Kundan and more. Necklaces, armlets and cummerbands are a few of the jewelry pieces that have struck a statement in the global scenario. Tribal jewelry charms with its heavy, metallic appeal, while the intricacy of filigree work makes it class apart. Every piece tells a story and has strings of traditions attached.
Introduction Pachchikam Jewellery is a prime example of Indian jewellery and craft heritage that has been revived in the recent…
Platinum is known as the “King of Metals” and rightfully so. It is a heavy metal and is almost…
The warm earthy tones of copper have long fascinated people. The metal offers a pocket-friendly, different choice to those who…
Worn around the ankle, Payal, also known as Anklet, Paijeb and Paizeb, is the modern and compact version of Ghoonghru.…
Introduction It is easy to see why oxidized jewelry has gained popularity. Not only does it have a unique look…
Filigree basically refers to the designs formed of exquisitely entwined threads of gold, silver, and other such precious metals. This…
Sparkle and shine in the colors of the rainbow, in subtle hues or hand painted, glass beads have been an…
The necklace is the central point in a Kundan jewelry set, and can be crafted in the choker style or…
Meenakari or Meena Kari or Mina Kari is an art of painting or embellishing various types of metals (gold, silver, faux,…
Lac is a resinous substance, accumulated from an insect called kerria lacca. Amidst the rich heritage of art and crafts…
Introduction Discovery of pearl in itself is an incredible accolade. Developed within live oysters living in the sea, unlike other precious…