The Vama Gandaberunda Silver Nakkasi Pendant
One of the most beautiful pendants from our temple jewellery collection, this piece depicts the Gandaberunda motif (mythical two-headed bird used as a royal emblem). All motifs of this collection are inspired by mythology and have a historical background.
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
| Specification | Material: Sterling Silver (92.5%) |
|---|---|
| Design | Gandaberunda Motif |
| Finish | Oxidised |
| Chain Length | 18 inches |
| Product Type | Pendant (Chain not included) |
FAQ
Is the pendant available with a chain?
The pendant can be purchased alone or with a silver chain. The chain is not included in this product and is sold separately.
What is the origin of the Gandaberunda design?
The Gandaberunda motif is a mythical two-headed bird traditionally used as a royal emblem in South Indian mythology and temple traditions.
Is the silver pure and safe for skin?
Yes, the pendant is made from 92.5% pure Sterling Silver, which is safe for skin contact and commonly used in fine jewellery.
Sebastian Hunter –
The pendant is beautifully crafted with a detailed Gandaberunda design. The oxidised finish gives it a rich, antique look. It fits well with my traditional attire and stands out as a unique piece.
Austin Davidson –
I was drawn to the mythological theme and the craftsmanship is evident. The silver feels solid and the design is quite striking. Would recommend for those who appreciate cultural jewellery.
Heather Pullman –
The pendant arrived promptly and matches the description perfectly. The two-headed bird motif is well-defined and the oxidised surface adds depth. A great addition to my collection.