The Avani Gandaberunda Kemp Silver Thread Necklace (Green)
The Gandaberunda is a mythical two-headed bird used as a royal emblem of the Mysore royal family, forming the main motif here. The sheer intricacies of design and flawless craftsmanship make this pendant special.
Handcrafted using techniques from ancient South Indian antique jewellery, this piece is studded with kemp stones. All pieces in this collection are crafted in Sterling (92.5) Silver and gold-dipped in a special process to give them an antique look.
This pendant is fixed on a handwoven green colour cotton thread.
Product Details
| Material | Sterling Silver (92.5%) |
|---|---|
| Finish | Gold-dipped antique finish |
| Stones | Kemp stones |
| Design Motif | Gandaberunda (two-headed bird) |
| Thread Color | Green cotton, handwoven |
FAQ
What is the origin of the Gandaberunda design?
The Gandaberunda is a mythical two-headed bird that serves as a royal emblem of the Mysore royal family, symbolizing strength and duality.
Is the silver piece plated or solid?
The necklace is crafted in solid Sterling Silver (92.5%) and then gold-dipped using a traditional process to achieve an antique finish.
Can this necklace be worn with the earrings?
Yes, the necklace can be purchased alone or paired with the earrings, though the prices for both are separate.
Cameron Greene –
The craftsmanship is impressive. The Gandaberunda design is detailed and elegant. The green cotton thread adds a unique touch. It feels genuine and has a rich antique look.
Piers Clarkson –
Beautiful piece with intricate work. The kemp stones catch the light well. The silver has a warm, vintage finish that matches the traditional design perfectly.
Jacob Morgan –
I love the cultural significance behind the Gandaberunda motif. The necklace is lightweight and comfortable to wear daily. The handwoven thread gives it a handmade charm.
Mary Clarkson –
The quality is high and the design stands out. It’s a unique piece that makes a statement. The gold dip gives it a timeless appeal without being flashy.
Thomas North –
A true piece of traditional South Indian jewellery. The attention to detail is evident. I received it in perfect condition and it looks exactly as described.