The Pushpita Kokkethathi Silver Kodava Thread Necklace
Another version of the Kodava Kokkethathi necklace traditionally worn by married women from Coorg in Karnataka. This necklace is crafted in Sterling Silver (92.5%) and gold-dipped to perfection. It has a traditional crescent shape pendant with a serpent at the helm and the rim of the pendant is fringed with pearls. The pendant is hung on a handwoven cotton thread.
Product Details
| Measurement | Length of necklace: 14 inches |
|---|---|
| Pendant Dimensions | Height (in center): 2 inches; Width (in center): 2.2 inches |
| Gemstones Used | Natural Pearl, kempu stone (also known as spinel or zircon) |
| Made Of | Pure Sterling Silver (92.5%) |
FAQ
What is the material of the pendant?
The pendant is made of pure Sterling Silver (92.5%) and gold-dipped for a refined finish.
Are the pearls and gemstones natural?
Yes, the necklace features natural pearls and kempu stones (also known as spinel or zircon).
What is the length of the necklace?
The length of the necklace is 14 inches.
Sam Churchill –
The necklace is beautifully crafted with traditional design elements. The gold dip on the silver gives it a rich look, and the pearl fringe adds elegance. It fits well with traditional Indian attire and makes a great gift for someone special.
Thomas Oliver –
I love the cultural authenticity of this piece. The serpent and crescent design is accurate to the Kodava tradition. The handwoven thread gives it a unique, organic feel that mass-produced necklaces don’t have.
Michael Brown –
The pendant is well made and the gemstones are visible and shiny. The only thing is the thread might be a bit fragile, but it’s a small issue. Overall, a lovely addition to any traditional jewelry collection.
Jonathan Kelly –
Received the necklace as expected. The craftsmanship is excellent, and the details like the serpent and pearl fringe are very well executed. It feels substantial and has a warm, traditional appeal.