Product Description:
Feel elegant with Handmade Terracotta Necklace Set in Eye-catching Golden & Black With Earrings - PandoraBoxs NextGen Boutique's brand New Teracotta Collection. Making terracotta might appear to be a simple form of art, but it is a labor-intensive technique. From making the clay to molding it to desired shape and then baking it under the sun, is a long process. After the terracotta item hardens, it is then glazed for a lustrous appearance. Our Arcticians working day & night to brings the essence of traditional metal smiths of West Bengal in it.
Terracotta literally means ‘baked earth’ and is made from natural clay, giving it a reddish-brown color. It may be glazed for durability or to add color. Being water proof and sturdy, several ancient sculptures in this clay are still intact. It was used traditionally to create figures of deities on festive occasions and ceremonies besides its use in jewelry and handicrafts. The temples of Bishnupur, Murshidabad, Birbhum and Hooghly in West Bengal are superior examples of terracotta creativity. Terracotta earrings are a favorite of college goers.
- Size: Free - Adjustable
- Contains: 1 Necklace, 2 Earrings
- Color: Golden & Black with Red Puthi
- Material: Clay/Teracotta
- Speciality: Organic & Eco Feindly no Chemical or Artificial Material
- Made In: India
- Process: Handmade
- Use: No Rash or Itching
- Weight: 75 gm
- Dimension: Necklace Length -20cm, Pendant 15cm, Height - 1"
- Handcrafted
- unique Design
- Teracotta Technique
- Ethnic Appeal
- High-Quality Material
- Versatile Style
- Cultural Significance
- Occasion: Party, Religious, Festival, Wedding, Anniversary, Regular events, Puja, Casual Wear, Work Wear
- Shipping: 1 Day within 24 hours dispatch
- Stock: In Stock
Note:
In sweaty weather, you can wear it. after that just dry the sweat and pack it. please do not wear it in rainy weather and keep it aside from water. Terracotta or clay objects are not sturdy and require careful handling. Most clay articles come with a protective glaze but care should be taken not to bring them in contact with water. The jewelry can be wiped with a moist cloth if necessary.
There are many states in India that have played an integral role in keeping alive this rich heritage such as Pushkar(Rajasthan) and Bishnupur (West Bengal). In fact, Bishnupur is popular for its terracotta temples, artefacts, pottery and jewelry. The most sought after products are the statuette of Nataraj, Lord Ganesha, elephants as well as beautifully decorated jars. Even Gujarat is recognized as a hub for its exceptional terracotta craftsmanship. The tribal communities in Gujarat use votive terracotta figures for their traditional rituals. Archaeologists have also found various miniatures of votive terracotta figures from Dholavira, a city from the Harappan civilization in Gujarat.
