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Rajasthani silver bracelet with clustered gajre elegance
Jewelry
Silver/Mixed Metal
183g
The bracelet is ornamented with bunched hollow balls ( gajre) rigidly fixed to the main body by threading a wire through their attached integral loops. This work is called moti ke gajre kam: the effect of bunching is called guchchedar. A silver ball bunched is called chandi ke gajre ka guchchha. These bracelets are worn by Rajasthani women.
Sabah - is a collection of hand picked jewelry through the ages, each piece reflective of craftsmanship and design, each a timeless treasure. Her love for Jewelry and design began very early in childhood with precious moments sitting with her grandmothers playing with jewelry and listening to stories or dressing her dolls with multiple fabrics and textiles. She went on to study Fashion from India, Florence, and Philadelphia. These diverse cultures only broadened her horizons. Her passion for jewelry saw her travel to parts of India. Hand picking antiques, from intricate tribal pieces to cherished heirlooms.
