The Yadhunandana Silver Krishna 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 kemp stone decorated chain that is simply gorgeous.
Crafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique gold temple jewellery, the entire piece is crafted in pure Sterling silver (92.5%) and oxidised.
Product Details
| Measurement | Length of necklace: 32 inches |
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| Pendant Dimensions | Height: 4 inches; Width: 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?
The necklace features a kemp stone decorated chain.
Alan Wallace –
The necklace is beautifully crafted with intricate details. The depiction of Krishna playing the flute is very authentic and the oxidised finish gives it a vintage look. It fits well and feels heavy with quality. A perfect piece for any traditional jewelry collection.
Max Welch –
I was impressed by the craftsmanship and the mythological theme. The pendant is detailed and the chain adds a nice texture. It’s a bit heavy, but that’s expected for a silver piece of this design. Would recommend to anyone looking for meaningful temple-inspired jewelry.
Blake North –
This necklace has a timeless appeal. The combination of the shankhu and chakra symbols with Krishna’s image is deeply meaningful. The oxidised silver gives it a rich, antique appearance that stands out in any outfit.