Leaf Attiyal | Original temple jewllery | Attigai
The delicate, leaf-like setting around each deep ruby Kemp stone on this choker's central pendant speaks volumes about the artisan's precision, a quality we've valued at Shanthi Tailors for over...
The delicate, leaf-like setting around each deep ruby Kemp stone on this choker's central pendant speaks volumes about the artisan's precision, a quality we've valued at Shanthi Tailors for over five decades. This isn't just jewelry; it's a piece designed to grace the neck of a dancer, reflecting the light with every mudra. The subtle glint of the gold leaf over the silver base, combined with the vibrant emerald accents and pristine pearl drops, creates an aura of traditional elegance essential for any classical performance, particularly a significant Arangetram.
The Dancer's Adornment: Stage & Ceremony
- For the Bharatanatyam Dancer: This original temple jewellery choker is an essential component of a complete Bharatanatyam jewellery set. Its traditional design and robust construction ensure it stays perfectly in place through vigorous movements, offering both comfort and breathtaking visual appeal. The rich colours of the Kemp stones are specifically chosen to stand out under stage lights, enhancing the dancer's expressive narrative.
- For Special Occasions: Beyond the stage, this exquisite piece serves as a stunning statement for weddings, temple visits, or cultural celebrations. The timeless aesthetic of temple jewellery, handcrafted with a silver base and meticulous gold leafing, makes it a cherished heirloom, embodying generations of artistry and devotion.
💡 Our Curator's Insight on Choker Design
When selecting a choker for Bharatanatyam costumes, we always advise our customers to consider how the piece frames the neck and complements the costume's neckline. This particular leaf-inspired fan pendant sits perfectly at the base of the throat, drawing attention to the dancer's posture and expressions without overpowering the intricate work of the saree or blouse. The adjustable maroon dori ensures a snug, comfortable fit for various neck sizes, crucial for long performances.
Product Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Jewellery Type | Choker Necklace |
| Base Metal | Silver Base and Gold Leaved (Gold Foil) |
| Stones | Premium Kemp (Spinels) in Ruby, Emerald, and White |
| Embellishments | White Pearl Drops |
| Clasp Type | Adjustable Thread Dori (Maroon) |
| Design Motif | Traditional Leaf-inspired Fan Pendant |
| Occasion | Bharatanatyam Arangetram, Classical Dance, Weddings, Temple Wear |
| Care | Wipe with soft cloth, store in airtight box |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this choker suitable for a Bharatanatyam Arangetram?
A: Absolutely. This original temple jewellery choker is specifically designed to meet the aesthetic and durability requirements for Bharatanatyam Arangetrams and other classical dance performances. Its traditional motif and secure adjustable dori ensure it remains a focal point throughout your performance, a standard we've upheld at Shanthi Tailors since 1967.
Q: What materials are used in this temple jewellery choker?
A: Our temple jewellery chokers, including this exquisite piece, are crafted with a silver base which is then meticulously covered with gold leaf (gold foil). The vibrant stones are premium Kemp (Spinels) in traditional ruby red, emerald green, and clear white shades, complemented by delicate pearl drops. We ensure authentic materials for lasting beauty, a hallmark of Shanthi Tailors.
Q: How should I care for my silver and gold leaf temple choker?
A: To preserve the brilliance of your temple jewellery, gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth after each wear to remove any oils or dust. Store it in an airtight box, ideally wrapped in a soft cotton cloth or tissue paper, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid contact with perfumes, hairsprays, and harsh chemicals to maintain the integrity of the gold leaf and Kemp stones. This care routine will ensure your piece remains stunning for years, just as we've advised our customers for generations.
Shanthi Tailors (Est. 1967): Three generations of dressing dancers and silk lovers. Every piece personally inspected before shipping.