The Uvasri Silver Beads Gandaberunda Two-tone Necklace
Introducing our Gandaberunda Kasu Mala Necklace, a breathtaking piece from our Antique Temple Jewellery Collection. This exquisite necklace features a central pendant of the Gandaberunda—a two-headed mythical bird from Hindu mythology, renowned for its immense magical strength and its ability to combat forces of destruction. With heads resembling the mighty eagle and a tail like the majestic peacock, the Gandaberunda symbolizes both power and resilience.
Crafted in pure Sterling Silver (92.5%), this piece is a tribute to traditional craftsmanship and royal heritage. The necklace’s intricate kasu mala design—featuring antique coins with Goddess Lakshmi imprinted on them—adds depth and texture, while the striking Gandaberunda pendant at the center draws the eye with its bold, symbolic form.
| Material | Sterling Silver (92.5%) |
|---|---|
| Design Element | Gandaberunda pendant with kasu mala pattern |
| Symbolism | Power, resilience, protection, balance |
| Origin | Traditional Hindu mythology and temple jewellery |
FAQ
What does the Gandaberunda symbolize in this necklace?
The Gandaberunda symbolizes power, resilience, and the ability to overcome destructive forces. Its two-headed form represents balance and strength, drawing from Hindu mythology where it is believed to protect against evil.
Is the necklace suitable for daily wear?
Yes, the necklace is designed for daily wear. Its sterling silver construction is durable and hypoallergenic, making it comfortable for everyday use.
Does the necklace come with a chain length adjustment?
Please contact customer service for information on chain length and adjustability.
Blake Lawrence –
The Gandaberunda pendant is beautifully crafted and the kasu mala design adds a rich, traditional feel. It looks stunning on me and feels solid. I appreciate the cultural significance behind the design.
Gordon May –
A unique piece that stands out in my jewelry collection. The silver quality is excellent and the details are very well executed. I feel confident wearing it to religious and cultural events.
Joseph Ellison –
The necklace is elegant and meaningful. The two-headed bird design is striking and the craftsmanship is evident. A bit heavy for casual daily wear, but worth it for special occasions.
Leonard Quinn –
I was drawn to this piece because of its cultural depth. The combination of Gandaberunda and Lakshmi coins is both artistic and symbolic. It’s a beautiful addition to my temple jewellery collection.
Carolyn Sutherland –
The design is intricate and the silver has a nice shine. It’s not as lightweight as some modern necklaces, but the weight gives it a sense of authenticity and presence.