Tribal Necklace - Crescent Design

Renew your style statement with this elegant Tribal Necklace Crescent Design ensemble. Handcrafted with sheer diligence and greatest craftsmanship, the beautiful neckpiece can do wonders to a regular-looking outfit, as effortlessly. The vintage tribal necklace bears a casual look that makes it more graceful to wear.
Just like every other Dhokra necklace, this one too is made using high quality brass beads of different sizes. A thick black thread is used to weave the beads together in an amazing pattern. However, the unique look of the neckband lies in its pendant. Resembling a half-moon, the brass locket is given hints of intricate designs all over, making the jewellery highly noticeable. The attractive tribal necklace in Crescent design is fit for typical Indian attire and best goes with subdued shades of outfits. goroots offers the handmade Tribal Necklace - Crescent Design at competitive prices. You are purchasing the actual product pictured in here.

Dhokra Jewellery

Dhokra is a form of metal craft, practised in India for more than 4000 years. This form of art ropes in traditional handicraft skills to produce exquisite jewellery as well as home decor artefacts that are not only beautiful but functional as well.

For one, Dhokra ornaments carry striking significance as they embody a more primitive simplicity. Although it is vintage in nature, Dhokra jewellery still bears contemporary styles, when mixed in the right proportions.

As the Dhokra artefacts are completely made using ancient handicraft techniques from start to finish, the shapes are not perfect the symmetries are not mirror images nor do these resemble any computer generated graphics. The beauty of Dhokra ornaments is that every artefact is unique in the world, no two Dhokras are the same.

About Dhokra

Largely accomplished by the Bhottada section of the famous Gond tribes of Orissa, Dhokra is the oldest type of metal casting that involves the metal brass as its main ingredient. Also known as Cire Perdue or lost wax procedure, Dhokra involves a replica of the artefact being made with a wax on a clay centre along with significant motifs and embellishments.

As the artefact is heated, the wax melts and leaves its metal structure behind. The artefact enters the stage where it is further decorated with intricate designs to look attractive.

Storing Dhokra Jewellery

Just like every other type of metallic jewellery, Dhokra ornaments too are subjected to accumulation of dust particles and dirt in the long run. The best that can be done is to store it in a jewellery box, avoiding contact with air and water when not in use. Maintain its original tint by cleaning the jewellery with lime or Brasso.