Our collection is reflecting the vibrant cultural heritage of Rajasthan and its rich colorful decoration in Jewelry, Art & Craft and we are inspired by its legacy of artisanal heritage.
These are made by the local artisans from Jaipur and its neighboring areas whose skills have been passed down through generations.
A LEGACY OF ART & CRAFT
RAJASTHAN- The land of amazing legends of Valor, romance and spiritualism. This land full of exuberant culture is also popularly known as "Rangilo Rajasthan" in Rajasthani . The stone carved opulent palaces,fresco painted historic fortsare reminiscents of the partonage that the kings provided to the artists. Art, craft and music remains at the core of Rajasthani life and culture. READ MORE STORY OF JAIPUR
JEWELRY WITH GEMSTONES
A land with some of the oldest and most revered jewelry making traditions in the WORLD and known for its high level of craftsmanship producing finest jewelry and gemstones for thousands of years.
The skilled stone craftsman can magically transform a piece of stone to a shinning gem, a skill which has been passed on to the craftsman through generations. It is the skill of the craftsman that gives the gem all its shine and luster.
POWER OF GEMSTONES
Gemstones have been used from Time immemorial to attract good fortunes and for protection against evil forces. Hindus belief that these gemstones have an all round effect on an individual- from health, wealth, prosperity to overall well being.
One of POPULAR AMULET CALLED Navratan (sanskrit term for 'nine gems') considered very auspicious and is made up of 9 gems namely emerald, ruby, diamond, white sapphire, pearl, coral, cats eye, blue sapphire and topaz or hessinote.
Each of these gems are endowed with certain attributes which would normally used to positively impact/influence the wearer.
A TREASURE TROVE OF ART AND CRAFTS
The kings of erstwhile Rajasthan was great connosier of art. The condusive atmosphere and patronage took the art form to new heights. There is a direct influence in the art forms the amalgamation of which has further enhanced the beauty of the art pieces be in stone cutting, painting or any other form.
Rajasthan famous for its stonework, textiles – embroidery, tie - dye, blockprinted, patchwork etc, woodwork, weaving, ornamentation, metalwork, jewelry, leather, painting, terracotta and the story goes on……..
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A land dotted with remarkable palaces, fortifying forts, and timeless tales, this perennial land has evolved parallelly with the sands of time.
Read MoreBlock printing in India Block printing in India is being conducted since very early times of 12th Century. This printing when started was done initially on cotton fabrics but now it has also moved on to silk fabrics. India has been trading in cotton since the 6th century and maintained a good relationship with it.
Read MoreWhen discussing silver gold and metals in tribal jewellery, or any jewellery piece, perhaps the first point to make is that rarely is there just one pure metal. The metal is usually an alloy, which is a combination of several metals. For example, if the metal is silver this usually means it is made from a combination of silver with smaller amounts of copper and nickle. Generally, tribal jewellery is made with “white metal” which has a silver content that can vary massively. Rare collectible pieces can be valuable even when made from white metal with no silver content. However, generally the better quality pieces are made with a high silver content. This is often as high 80% silver, sometimes stamped as “800,” or as high or higher than 92.5% silver which is Sterling grade, (the Britsh standard), silver and is usually stamped “925”
Read MoreA timeless collection of block printed textiles – hand made products by artisans using old age technique which has been practiced in Rajasthan for about 500 years. Blockprinting is an artisanal heritage which has been passed down in generations and the inspiration of collection are taken from the beautiful fresco painted palaces and old havelis in RAJASTHAN.
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