Where Art meets tradition. A treasure to cherish with your heart, this Fusion handmade jewellery is a work of art ...
A kulo shaped pendant made of terracota and designed along with lava beads, terracota beads, matte glass beads and howlite.
Now a little story about the design idea of the necklace.
Kulo aka Moram aka Winnowing basket used to hold an important role in our daily lives. I remember my granny using them to remove dirt, stones from Rice, Wheat, Ragi, Coriander seeds while I was growing up.. We all would have seen it to atleast once. Slowly it faded away in the cities as we started embracing modern machinery. But it's still used daily in remote villages and by Women who still practice the age old method of living their lives and not to succumb to the modernization. Also in some cultures especially North Eastern India, it's decorated and worshipped during the Laxmi pujo or Navratri days, as it represents prosperity and abundance.
Celebrate the festive season with this traditional design infused with art.
Bhibuti Kulo Terracotta pendant with beads
You can give a long life to your costume jewelry by keeping them away from - Water, harsh chemicals like powder, perfume, lotions etc.
Air, tends to tarnish the metals. So secure the jewelry well inside a ziplock bag with the air squeezed out.
Please maintain seperate boxes for storing the jewelry and please do not hang the jewelry as it creates tension and the strings loosen up creating space between the beads.
Please air the jewelry before placing inside the ziplock bag or wipe the sweat off before placing it inside the covers.
Always remember, Jewelery should be the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off.