The Iruthalaipakshi Silver Gandaberunda Pendant (Oxidised)
Discover heritage temple jewellery that narrates mythology using ancient motifs. The Gandaberunda or Iruthalaipakshi is a popular symbol of Hindu mythology, a two-headed bird believed to possess immense magical strength and capable of fighting the forces of destruction. Its heads resemble an eagle and its tail is like that of a peacock. In this gorgeous pendant, Gandaberunda is etched beautifully in great detail and decorated with kemp stones.
The pendant has been handcrafted in Sterling Silver (92.5%) and oxidised in a special process to give it an antique look.
| Material | Sterling Silver (92.5%) |
|---|---|
| Finish | Oxidised |
| Design Element | Gandaberunda (two-headed bird with eagle heads and peacock tail) |
| Stones | Kemp stones |
| Chain Included | No |
FAQ
What is the meaning behind the Gandaberunda design?
The Gandaberunda, also known as Iruthalaipakshi, is a mythical two-headed bird in Hindu mythology believed to have immense magical strength and the ability to fight forces of destruction. Its eagle-like heads and peacock tail symbolize power and protection.
Is the silver oxidised to give an antique appearance?
Yes, the pendant is handcrafted in Sterling Silver (92.5%) and undergoes a special oxidation process to achieve an antique, aged look.
Can this pendant be worn with a silver chain?
Yes, the pendant can be purchased alone or paired with a separate silver chain. The chain is not included in the product.
Leah McLean –
The pendant is beautifully detailed with clear etching of the Gandaberunda design. The oxidised finish gives it a rich, vintage look that stands out. I love how it captures the mythological theme and feels both elegant and meaningful.
Austin Burgess –
Highly satisfied with the craftsmanship. The kemp stones add a nice touch, and the oxidised silver gives it a unique, antique feel. It’s a perfect piece for someone who appreciates cultural symbolism in jewellery.
Christian Duncan –
The design is accurate and well-executed. The two-headed bird is clearly visible and the detail in the feathers and tail is impressive. It’s a meaningful piece that feels both traditional and modern.