The Vrta Silver Guttapusalu Necklace (Red/Long)
Feel like royalty when you dress up in this gorgeous piece of heritage jewellery. The Gutta Pusalu is a classic design from Andhra Pradesh and is named so because the necklace is fringed with bunches of small pearls very similar to “a shoal of small fish” (gutta). Pusalu means “beads” and this design originated in areas close to the ancient pearl fisheries along the Coromandel coast of India.
This guttapusalu necklace is a faithful reproduction of the traditional design of the necklace. Handcrafted in Sterling Silver with techniques used to craft temple jewellery for centuries, this necklace is a heirloom piece.
| Material | Sterling Silver |
|---|---|
| Design Origin | Andhra Pradesh, Coromandel Coast |
| Style | Traditional Heritage |
| Features | Frilled with small pearl-like beads, long length |
FAQ
What is the origin of the Gutta Pusalu design?
The Gutta Pusalu design originates from Andhra Pradesh, specifically from areas near the ancient pearl fisheries along the Coromandel coast of India. The name comes from ‘gutta’ meaning a shoal of small fish and ‘pusalu’ meaning beads.
Is the necklace handcrafted?
Yes, the necklace is handcrafted in Sterling Silver using traditional techniques passed down for centuries, primarily used in temple jewellery making.
Can this necklace be paired with earrings?
Yes, the necklace can be purchased alone or with the earrings. However, the pricing for both items is separate.
Emily Roberts –
The necklace is beautifully crafted and captures the traditional look of Andhra Pradesh jewellery. The frilled design with small bead clusters is very detailed and looks elegant on any outfit. I received it in perfect condition and it feels solid and comfortable to wear daily.
Benjamin Lewis –
As a collector of traditional Indian jewellery, I was impressed by the authenticity of this piece. The craftsmanship is excellent and the silver quality is high. It has a timeless appeal and makes a great gift for someone who appreciates heritage designs.
Wanda Lewis –
The necklace is well-made and the design is very true to the original. The only thing is that the red tone is slightly muted in natural light, but it still looks elegant. I plan to wear it with traditional sarees and it complements the outfit perfectly.
Liam Hemmings –
I bought this for my mother and she loved it. The detail in the bead fringes is impressive and it feels like a piece from a temple. It’s not just decorative—it carries cultural significance and adds a sense of heritage to any look.