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Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : The design of this earring was inspired by the most preferred traditional garment of the women of Maharashtrian culture - a silk saree. The utter elegance of a rich coloured silk saree compressed into an earring, enriched with an exquisite ruby and golden beads, makes for a masterpiece.
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : In Maharashtrian culture, people offer prayers to different components of nature with great devotion. Made to capture the essence of great devotion towards the rich and diverse landscape of Maharashtra, these earrings were made with a flower shaped and diamond encrusted centre-piece. Pair them with an earthy tone outfit to look effortlessly stylish.
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : A Swastik is a popular symbol of good omen among Maharashtrians. Like a flower blooms from a seed, a swastika sign is made to bring good fortune to new beginnings. This ideology is represented in the design of these earrings. Comprising of a swastika within a flower shaped chandelier which is made with yellow enamel and a matte finish border, these earrings will add a mesmerizing touch to your favourite party outfit.
Culture of Maharashtra
The story : In Maharashtrian culture, it is believed that women are the vessels of goddess Lakshmi – goddess of wealth and good fortune. These earrings which resemble a mango leaf – a symbol of goddess Lakshmi, are designed as an homage to that ideology. Perfected with a Jali effect, add a stunning sparkle to your face with these earrings.
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : Tulsi leaves are at the centre of household devotion in Maharashtra. Masterfully crafted with enamel, this piece has a flower shaped chandelier with Tulsi leaves as the petals. Enhance your attire and offer prayers to your beloved deity by wearing this enticing pair of earrings.
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : In Maharashtra, mangoes are considered to be a delicacy. Great spiritual value is attached to the fruit; from the seed to its leaves. Mango leaves are believed to be the symbol of goddess Lakshmi. Designed with jali effect, the earring was made in the shape of a flower to honour the beloved deity.
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story: Add a touch of sheer class with this gorgeous single chord bracelet. Boasting of a flower shaped rangoli pendant, this piece was designed as an homage to the simple yet colourful Maharashtrian culture. Rock this bracelet with a casual outfit and look effortlessly stylish.
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : Designed to inspire light and positivity, this piece is a representation of a colourful rangoli. Women in Maharashtrian culture draw rangolis on festivals and other joyous occasions. The added touch of a plain matte finish makes this bracelet a treat for the eyes.
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : Rangoli art has long been a part of Maharashtrian culture. They are drawn at the entrance of people’s homes as a symbol of good omen. This beautiful bracelet truly captures that symbolism. Designed with masterful intricacy, this piece brags of a mesmerizing blend of colours
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : Made to resemble lord Vitthal, this bracelet has three incredibly charming pieces made diamonds. Own this magnificent bracelet to create a truly mesmerizing outfit.
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : Maharashtrian culture emanates from social values. The innocent irony of grandeur rooted in simplicity is the highlight of the festivals of Marathi people. This bracelet, which boasts of a circular rangoli piece as well as a diamond one, truly captures the soulful essence. Don this piece with pride and look fabulous.
Culture of Maharashtra
The Story : Inspired by Maharashtrian traditions, this bracelet features Tulsi leaves, a symbol of deep cultural significance. Wear it proudly to celebrate your heritage.
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