"Sunflower" Minakari Indian Jewelry Bracelet. Handmade bracelet. Floral minakari. Ethnic Indian bangle. Multi color meenakari bracelet. From Artikrti.
$95.00 USD
By Artikrti
Description
This bracelet is inspired by the meenakari work from a town called Jaipur which is characterized by reds, greens and blues. However, this uses more contemporary colors and graphic design of contemporary floral motifs. Inspired by the sunflower and named after it, this bracelet brings dazzle dazzle of summery sunshine onto to your wrist.
The bracelet is a beautiful example of a centuries old craft done for today's woman- in striking gold finish with crafted filigiri design. The pictures say it better than words- party wear for royalty.
Meenakari, also called enamelling, is the art of decorating a metal surface by fusing mineral substances to it. Meenakari was introduced to India by the Mughal kings in the early 16th century. So, this delicately designed bracelet comes from workmanship which dates back to some 400 hundred years.
The meenakari work is very similar in craftsmanship to the miniature design and coloring on the famous Faberge eggs. The design is etched into the metal and then the 'meenakar' or the artist applies the color that has to be fired [at 750 to 850 degrees Centigrade], for it to be fixed onto the metal. Once cooled, it is then burnished or polished with agate and tamarind solution.
India’s textile, fabric, jewellery & craft traditions go down centuries- the talent of the craftsman and his or her dedication to the craft, passed on from one generation to another. A weave, a mix of colors, a design or a motif, a print, a piece of applique work- each a labor of love for the artisan
Artikrti’s [meaning 'artistic creations'] mission is to take the fascinating kaleidoscope that is India and get the world outside to experience it. And add a stroke of beauty that’s different, to each woman’s life- to her personal beauty and her home.
Thank you for dropping by. In true Indian tradition, we hope your visit to Artikrti was a pleasurable one and we do hope to see you again in the future.
You may find our Facebook page interesting. It is about "Inviting India"- all things that make up the enchanting land. http://www.facebook.com/Artikrti
The fine print:
Circle shaped bracelet with one end spring loaded- to expand and go around your wrist. Size - 2 x 6.
Inner diameter of closed bracelet at the widest end of the oval- 2.38" or 2 3/8" OR 6.1 cms. [Bracelet size- CLOSED]
Bracelet can be opened an extra inch to help you slip it onto your wrist. Best way to see if this fits you is to take a bangle or a bracelet that you currently wear and measure the diameter and ensure that your size is the same or smaller than the diameter mentioned above.
Colors may vary from the digital photograph above
To check out the Artikrti Fans' Lounge on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Artikrti
The bracelet is a beautiful example of a centuries old craft done for today's woman- in striking gold finish with crafted filigiri design. The pictures say it better than words- party wear for royalty.
Meenakari, also called enamelling, is the art of decorating a metal surface by fusing mineral substances to it. Meenakari was introduced to India by the Mughal kings in the early 16th century. So, this delicately designed bracelet comes from workmanship which dates back to some 400 hundred years.
The meenakari work is very similar in craftsmanship to the miniature design and coloring on the famous Faberge eggs. The design is etched into the metal and then the 'meenakar' or the artist applies the color that has to be fired [at 750 to 850 degrees Centigrade], for it to be fixed onto the metal. Once cooled, it is then burnished or polished with agate and tamarind solution.
India’s textile, fabric, jewellery & craft traditions go down centuries- the talent of the craftsman and his or her dedication to the craft, passed on from one generation to another. A weave, a mix of colors, a design or a motif, a print, a piece of applique work- each a labor of love for the artisan
Artikrti’s [meaning 'artistic creations'] mission is to take the fascinating kaleidoscope that is India and get the world outside to experience it. And add a stroke of beauty that’s different, to each woman’s life- to her personal beauty and her home.
Thank you for dropping by. In true Indian tradition, we hope your visit to Artikrti was a pleasurable one and we do hope to see you again in the future.
You may find our Facebook page interesting. It is about "Inviting India"- all things that make up the enchanting land. http://www.facebook.com/Artikrti
The fine print:
Circle shaped bracelet with one end spring loaded- to expand and go around your wrist. Size - 2 x 6.
Inner diameter of closed bracelet at the widest end of the oval- 2.38" or 2 3/8" OR 6.1 cms. [Bracelet size- CLOSED]
Bracelet can be opened an extra inch to help you slip it onto your wrist. Best way to see if this fits you is to take a bangle or a bracelet that you currently wear and measure the diameter and ensure that your size is the same or smaller than the diameter mentioned above.
Colors may vary from the digital photograph above
To check out the Artikrti Fans' Lounge on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Artikrti
