SPECIFICATIONS
SKU:
EL-031-060
ART TYPE:
Hand-Painted & Handcrafted In Dhokra Art Depicting Women's Face With Floral Designs & Bead Work
MATERIAL:
PENDANT: Sheesham Wood & Brass, STRING: Wooden Beads
DIMENSIONS:
TOTAL: (H) = (16.1), PENDANT: (L * H) = (2.8 * 3.0) Inch
COLOUR:
Brown
PRODUCT WEIGHT:
500 grams
PACKAGE CONTENT:
1 Necklace
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Wipe jewellery with a dry cloth.
2. Keep away from perfumes, water or any other liquid substance.
NOTE:
- The clasps are lead-free and nickel-free.
- This product has been made by hand and may have slight colour or design variations that are natural outcomes of human involvement in the process.
FEATURES
- Handcrafted & Hand-Painted In India By Artisans
- Inspired by the Dhokra art from the times of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization.
- Average length of this necklace is 16.1 Inches.
- Depicts 1 dhokra art figurine of a women's face attached to a rectangular wooden base with hand-painted floral motifs.
- This matinee neckpiece is ideal to add a bohemian touch to any indian, western & fusion attire.
- The combination of the vivid colours in this necklace makes it possible for it to be worn during festivities or on special occasions.
- The length of this neckpiece is till the chest and the neckpiece with this length is also called as a Matinee neckpiece.
- The neckpiece is painted in bright color tones which will enhance your outfit.
- The clasps are lead-free and nickel-free.
- Comes with multiple strands.
- The pendant comes in lacquered finish.
- The dhokra pendant is handcrafted in brass & sheesham wood with beaded wooden strands.
- Comes with a brown coloured pendant & brown coloured beads.
COLLECTION STORY
The Indus Valley Civilization has left the country with great contributions in the area of both ethnic and cultural aspects. One such influence in the field of stonework and artwork is the skill of the Dhokra casting. Reigning from the Harappan culture, this art dates back 5000 years by the stunning metalsmiths work and has survived the test of time. Dusting the soils of West Bengal, Bihar and Orissa, the indigenous production methods of the tribals' and the nomadic craftsmen reflects the inherent expression of their simplicity. As intricate and detailed as the art form is, its place of production is usually quite humble, and it is the inherited talent, dedicated efforts and the sheer simplicity of the artisans that have kept the rustic art alive so far. Inspired by the rich and unheard culture of the Dhokra tribes from the Indus, “The Relics of Mohenjo-Daro” is one such marvel range of exclusive handcrafted accessories brought to you Indies, without any filters! The jewellery depicts grace and the rich history of the civilization and the prowess of the professional artisans in their work. The rustic vintage embellishments of necklace and earrings of great beauty depicting humans in a circle of tight embrace and brass are transformed into the poetry called Dhokra. These phenomenal accessories are exemplary choices to be used during office parties, outings, festive occasions or even daily for giving a bohemian touch to any look with the combination of vivid and vibrant colours that they exhibit and are created using a technique called the “lost wax technique” which in artistic terms is called the “Cire Perdue”. The traditional yet chic design is like wine, which is worth, both the work and the wait. The 'Tribal Flora' from the collection 'The Relics of Mohenjo-Daro' is an exclusive neckpiece handcrafted in sheesham wood & brass using the wax casting technique along with brown coloured wooden beads. This tribal accessory with Dhokra figurines is handcrafted with utmost grace by our artisans depicting fine Dhokra Art and the vibrant colours of which makes it possible for it to be worn with any attire. It is an ideal jewellery item for adding a bohemian touch to any look and to be used during office parties, outings, festive occasions or even on a daily basis for exuberantly defining the art of simplicity and for living in the charms of the glamorously rich and unheard vintage culture.
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