The Mithila Silver Gandaberunda Kasumala Necklace (2 Tone)
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 | 92.5% Sterling Silver |
|---|---|
| Design Element | Gandaberunda Pendant with Kasu Mala Coins (Goddess Lakshmi) |
| Origin | Traditional Mithila Craftsmanship |
| Symbolism | Power, Resilience, Protection |
FAQ
What does the Gandaberunda symbolize in this necklace?
The Gandaberunda symbolizes power, resilience, and the ability to overcome destruction, drawing from Hindu mythology where it is depicted as a two-headed bird with eagle-like heads and a peacock tail.
Is the necklace suitable for daily wear?
Yes, the necklace is designed for daily wear with its durable sterling silver construction and traditional craftsmanship ensuring long-term wearability.
Can the necklace be worn with other jewelry?
Please contact customer service for pairing recommendations.
Tracey Butler –
The necklace is beautifully crafted with intricate details. The Gandaberunda pendant is striking and the kasu mala coins add a rich cultural touch. It feels substantial and elegant, perfect for both religious and everyday occasions.
Amy Harris –
I was drawn to the symbolism and design. The silver holds up well, and the craftsmanship reflects traditional Mithila artistry. A meaningful piece that I wear with pride.
Christopher Knox –
The design is impressive and the quality is evident. A bit heavy for casual daily wear, but it makes a strong statement when worn with traditional attire.
Jessica Parsons –
Received the necklace as expected. The detail in the kasu mala and the Gandaberunda pendant is authentic and well-executed. It feels like a piece from an ancient temple collection.
Stewart Peters –
Beautiful and unique. The silver is polished well and the cultural elements are clearly visible. Slightly large for some necklines, but overall a stunning addition to my jewelry collection.