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The Nagali!

The Nagali!

The Nagali are striking earrings which have originated from western Saurashtra and Kutch. Adorned by the women from the Dhebariya, Bharwad, Rabari and the Ahir community, these earrings are created...Read More
Bugadi

Bugadi

The Bugadi or Bugdi: The Bugadi are interesting and fairly well-known ornaments used by the women from the Hindu communities. These beautiful and aesthetically pleasing ear ornaments are mainly mad...Read More
The Kazhuththu uru

The Kazhuththu uru

The Kazhuththu uru is an interesting piece of traditional jewellery. It is a necklace or specifically a traditional gold marriage necklace which is rarely known to most. This beautiful jewellery is...Read More
The Umlakh!

The Umlakh!

The Umlakh (Silver Groom's Crown): The Umlakh is a beautiful piece of traditional yet designer Indian jewellery. It is a spectacular piece which depicts skilled work of craftsmanship which has its ...Read More

The Bhungri!

The Bhungri is a traditional Indian ear ornament adorned by men and boys mainly of the Rabari, Mer and Bharvad tribes. This lovely yet rarely known ornament has its origins in the Rann of Kutch and...Read More
Sarpech

Sarpech

  The Sarpech (‘sar’- head and ‘pech’- screw) is specifically a turban ornament. It hails from Rajasthan and was adorned by various Hindu and Muslim royalty. The oldest piece dates back to over 20...Read More
Semi precious stone - Coral

Moha’s Stone Diaries – The Coral!

In our last blog post, we spoke about the lovely blue stone representing the sky and water – The turquoise. Today we are going to discuss another attractive semi-precious stone which Moha has used ...Read More
Moha Stone Diaries - The Turquoise!

Moha Stone Diaries - The Turquoise!

“Sacred in some cultures as being a gift from the Gods. The stone of sky and water is said to protect and bless the wearer. It is said that it also carries success and good health, a happy life fil...Read More
Lingam Caskets

Lingam Caskets

The lingam casket is another very interesting piece of jewellery which has deep roots into our Indian culture and religion. This piece of jewellery has its significance among the Lingayat community...Read More