The Abharan Silver Makarakanti NecklaceAn ornate kempu stone necklace in gold dipped Sterling Silver (92. 5) ; this necklace uses the `Makarakanti' design a ceremonial necklace worn by kings in ancient times. The pendant has two peacocks etched in fine detail facing each other, while the necklace string is made up of gold dipped silver beads . It is paired with matching jhumkas crafted with the nakkasi technique. Crafted using techniques used in South Indian antique jewellery; the necklace

It is paired with matching jhumkas

this is a light and pretty piece

we can also provide silver links/chain if desired at an extra cost

A popular symbol of hindu mythology Gandaberunda is a two-headed bird

Handcrafted in Sterling Silver (92

we can also provide gold-dipped silver links/chain if desired at an extra cost

Gross Weight of product (pair) : 2 grams approx

Gross Weight of product (Necklace only)  : 50 grams approx

The sheer intricacies of design and flawless craftsmanship make this waist belt handcrafted using the ancient nakkasi technique special

crowned by the Serpent Kaliya is reproduced in rare detail in three dimensional repousse

Crafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique jewellery this exquisite earring is studded with `kempu' (red) stones

Gross Weight of product (pendant and earring  only) : 16 grams approx