* These classic earrings are a handmade piece of craft, inspired by the kuchi vintage jewelry style. The archaic style floral patterns carved in the center are enhanced with semi-precious. Multicolor stones addition. Moreover, the earrings are covered in light golden hues, making them an authentic tribal piece of ornament. While the silver bells and tassels attached at the bottom complement each other in a sophisticated fashion.
* Locally called chand “Moon” because of its shape, these earrings are known as chandballi earrings. The stunning pieces are delicately handcrafted by the local Himalayan artisans. They are quite light in weight and comfortable to be worn all day long. Also, these vintage earrings are quite big in size, so be ready because it removes the need for any other ornament with this gigantic addition.
* You can style yourself by wearing them along with any traditional or modish attire and turn your look into a fashion statement. Or gift it to the vintage jewelry lover.
History
Our entire collection consists of masterpieces, delicately handcrafted by eth local Himalayan artisans living at the Foothills of Himalayas. Their background takes us back to 3000 years old human civilization who used to live in the tribes and have these ornaments created for their representation and protection in the war eventually became a fashion and a symbol of status and power.
* Locally called chand “Moon” because of its shape, these earrings are known as chandballi earrings. The stunning pieces are delicately handcrafted by the local Himalayan artisans. They are quite light in weight and comfortable to be worn all day long. Also, these vintage earrings are quite big in size, so be ready because it removes the need for any other ornament with this gigantic addition.
* You can style yourself by wearing them along with any traditional or modish attire and turn your look into a fashion statement. Or gift it to the vintage jewelry lover.
History
Our entire collection consists of masterpieces, delicately handcrafted by eth local Himalayan artisans living at the Foothills of Himalayas. Their background takes us back to 3000 years old human civilization who used to live in the tribes and have these ornaments created for their representation and protection in the war eventually became a fashion and a symbol of status and power.