The Tanmaya Kokkethathi Silver Pearl Necklace
Discover the essence of Coorgi heritage with the Kokkethathi Necklace, a stunning tribute to South Indian tradition. This amazingly graceful and ethnically rich pendant is a centuries-old ornament traditionally worn by married women in the Coorg region of Karnataka. Designed to perfection, the crescent-shaped pendant features a divine image of Goddess Lakshmi at its heart, flanked by majestic twin elephants symbolizing strength and wisdom. Crowned by two elegant peacocks, this piece exudes divine beauty and prosperity.
Handcrafted with precision, the pendant is made from 92.5% sterling silver. The intricate detailing and the traditional craftsmanship reflect the essence of Coorgi artistry, making this pendant a true heirloom to cherish for generations.
The pendant’s fringed design adds a soft, flowing elegance that complements any outfit.
| Material | 92.5% Sterling Silver |
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| Design Elements | Goddess Lakshmi, Twin Elephants, Peacocks |
| Origin | Coorg, Karnataka, India |
| Style | Traditional Ethnic |
FAQ
What is the origin of the Kokkethathi design?
The Kokkethathi design originates from the Coorg region of Karnataka, India, where it has been traditionally worn by married women for generations as a symbol of cultural heritage and prosperity.
Is the necklace suitable for everyday wear?
Yes, the necklace is designed with elegant detailing and a timeless aesthetic, making it suitable for both daily wear and special occasions.
Does the pendant come with a chain?
Please contact customer service for details on the chain length and attachment style.
Jack Marshall –
The necklace is beautifully crafted and captures the traditional Coorgi style perfectly. The image of Goddess Lakshmi and the peacocks add a spiritual touch. It looks stunning with both formal and casual outfits. A meaningful piece for any cultural collection.
Elizabeth Mills –
I was impressed by the attention to detail in the design. The sterling silver feels smooth and the pendant is well balanced. It’s a great addition to my jewelry collection and feels like a true heirloom.
Alan Gill –
The craftsmanship is excellent and the cultural significance is evident. The only minor point is that the fringes are a bit delicate and may require careful handling.
James Nolan –
This necklace brings a sense of calm and tradition to any look. The twin elephants and peacocks are beautifully rendered. I received it as a gift and the recipient loved it.
Frank Rees –
A beautiful piece that reflects South Indian heritage. The silver is of good quality and the design is authentic. Would recommend to anyone interested in traditional ethnic jewelry.