The Shrinika Silver Lakshmi Necklace
This is a traditional Lakshmi Pendant with ‘nakkasi’ or ‘nakshi’ work (a form of gilt and repousse technique unique to south Indian temple jewellery). In this ornate pendant the image of the Goddess, sitting on a lotus and flanked by two elephants on her side, is reproduced in rare detail in three dimensional repousse.
Handcrafted in Sterling (92.5%) Silver the pendant is oxidised. The necklace string made of oxidised, ribbed-design silver beads handwoven in silver wire and its length is 23 inches.
Product Details
| Measurements | Length of chain: 23 inches |
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FAQ
What is the craftsmanship technique used in this necklace?
The necklace features ‘nakkasi’ or ‘nakshi’ work, a traditional gilt and repousse technique unique to south Indian temple jewellery, where the image of the Goddess is intricately formed in three-dimensional repousse.
Is the silver content 92.5%?
Yes, the necklace is handcrafted in Sterling Silver with 92.5% purity.
What is the length of the necklace?
The necklace has a length of 23 inches.
Grace Reid –
The Lakshmi pendant is beautifully detailed and the repousse work is very intricate. The oxidised silver gives it a rich, traditional look. The chain is sturdy and the beads are well woven. A perfect piece for someone who appreciates Indian temple jewellery.
William Coleman –
I was impressed by the craftsmanship and the accuracy of the Goddess’s image. The lotus and elephants are finely rendered. The silver has a warm tone after oxidation. It fits well with my existing jewelry collection.
Diana McLean –
This necklace is a true representation of traditional south Indian artistry. The texture and depth of the repousse work are outstanding. It feels heavy and elegant, and the oxidised finish adds to its vintage appeal.