Coin Necklace - Black
Coin Necklace - Black
Adjustable fastening.
Size: 17 cm
Patwa is a thread craft which originated in Rajasthan and is now practised in parts of Rajasthan, Maharashtra, UP. The word Patwa has been derived from the Hindi word ‘pat’ meaning silk and those involved in the silk and cotton thread business are called Patwas. The Patwa are a mainly Hindu community. Traditionally they were weavers and engaged in jewellery-making business and worked with silver and golden threads. Nadas, Parandi, tassels, pironas of necklaces and payals and rakhis are all examples of the craft.
This is a tribal craft which has a unique beauty in it self. The craftspersons of patwa tribes string the glass beads in the threads and design beautiful necklaces, hair pins and bracelets. Coloured threads and glass beads attract the eyes of every one.
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Perfect for my needs…..product quality is superb with killer good looks….❤️
In love with this beauty……bought this for gifting purposes….not want one for myself as well….
Stunning, there is no other word for it. Landed in printine condition in delhi. It’s really dramatic and beautiful accent for any table
We have bought a gift from prosperity and it was a really good experience they were really cooperative.
Must visit if you are in Ahmedabad and they also have the artifacts on there website as well.
I liked the packaging , the quality and the look of the mushrooms
This is a beautiful piece. Suitable for use in the kitchen and for serving as well. Reminds one of the simpler and more sustainable days of old. I'd like to see more pieces like this that can serve multiple purposes.
Wonderful sturdy structure. The water smells and tastes delicious from this bottle. Cannot imagine using plastic bottles after switching to terracotta. The side handle is convenient to grip the bottle while drinking. Would love a coaster made of clay for this bottle included in the purchase. Even without it, it's gorgeous. Feels very special. Thank you. My water intake is more when I drink from clay bottles as I enjoy it compared to steel or plastic or silicon counterparts as it's natural.
I bought these as a birthday gift for a friend and she absolutely loved them. The skilled craftsmanship and the raw natural finish give them a timeless look and feel.
