The Yadhunandana Silver Krishna Pearl Nakkasi Necklace
A stunning nakkasi necklace from our temple jewellery collection, this piece depicts Lord Krishna blissfully playing a flute, flanked by the shankhu and chakra symbols. All motifs of this collection are inspired by mythology and have a history behind them. An ornate necklace with an irresistible antique charm, this is sure to become a heirloom.
The pendant is hung on a three-layered handwoven pearl chain that is simply gorgeous.
Crafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique gold temple jewellery, the entire piece is made in pure Sterling silver (92.5%) and oxidised.
Product Details
| Measurement | Length of necklace: 30 inches |
|---|---|
| Height of Pendant | 4 inches |
| Width of Pendant | Not specified |
FAQ
What is the material of the necklace?
The necklace is crafted in pure Sterling silver (92.5%) and oxidised.
What does the pendant depict?
The pendant depicts Lord Krishna blissfully playing a flute, flanked by the shankhu and chakra symbols.
What type of chain is used?
A three-layered handwoven pearl chain is used to hang the pendant.
Sally Rampling –
The necklace is beautifully crafted with intricate details. The Krishna motif is delicate and elegant, and the oxidised silver gives it a rich, antique look. It fits well and feels substantial despite being lightweight. I’ve received compliments from friends who don’t know much about temple jewellery.
Jacob Skinner –
A perfect blend of tradition and artistry. The pendant is detailed and the chain is smooth and comfortable to wear. It matches well with both casual and formal outfits. I plan to pass it down to my daughter.
Nicola Black –
The craftsmanship is impressive and the design is very meaningful. The only thing is the pendant width is slightly smaller than expected, but overall it’s a lovely piece that adds a spiritual touch to any look.