Haram | Original temple jewllery | Natrajar Lotus Haram | Long Haram
Haram | Natrajar Lotus Haram | Original Temple Jewellery | Long Haram (Perfect for Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Arangetram & all Indian traditional classical dance styles) This is the divine Natrajar Lotus...
Haram | Natrajar Lotus Haram | Original Temple Jewellery | Long Haram
(Perfect for Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Arangetram & all Indian traditional classical dance styles)
This is the divine Natrajar Lotus Haram. It's made in the Original Temple Jewellery style. This long haram has a Nataraja pendant. Nataraja is Lord Shiva as the Cosmic Dancer.
The pendant has pretty lotus motifs around it. Lotus flowers stand for purity. They also stand for rhythm and spiritual energy. This makes it great for professional classical dancers.
It's made with a pure silver base. It also has traditional leaf-gold finishing. This haram shines like old treasure. It's perfect for many dance styles.
Wear it for Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, and Arangetram. It's also good for Margazhi concerts and temple shows. It works for all Indian traditional dance.
The lotus chain looks elegant. It adds balance and looks good. It makes the dancer's neck look great. It also helps show off expressions on stage.
Temple jewelry artists made it by hand. This long haram is strong and light. It's comfy to wear and ready for your dance.
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Authentic Original Temple Jewellery
Pure silver base with leaf-gold polish. It shines like a temple! -
Nataraja Pendant Design
It shows cosmic rhythm, grace, and dance energy. -
Lotus Motif Chain
It stands for purity and beauty. It has an elegant flow. -
Perfect for Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi & Arangetram
Great for all Indian traditional classical dance styles. -
Long Haram Style
It makes your neck look good. It adds balance and stage presence. -
Premium Stone Setting & Antique Finish
It shines under the stage lights. It looks great in photos. -
Durable, Lightweight & Comfortable
It's made for long shows and practices. You can move easily. -
Handcrafted by Skilled Temple Jewellery Artisans
It has great detail and lasts a long time.
Product Details
| Type | Traditional Temple Jewellery |
| Base Metal | Silver Base and Gold Foil |
| Stone Quality | Premium Kemp (Spinels) |
| Care | Keep away from perfume & water |
| For | Professional and Arangetram Dancers |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the typical length of the Natrajar Lotus Haram and how does it complement a Bharatanatyam costume?
A: The Natrajar Lotus Haram, being a 'Long Haram', typically extends well below the chest, often reaching the navel area. Its length is designed to accentuate the Aramandi posture and create a visually balanced silhouette for a Bharatanatyam dancer. The lotus motif complements the overall aesthetic, often mirroring the lotus themes found in other jewelry pieces and costume elements.
Q: How does the 'Original Temple Jewellery' aspect of the Haram enhance its suitability for Arangetram performances?
A: The 'Original Temple Jewellery' designation signifies adherence to traditional designs and craftsmanship techniques used in South Indian temple jewelry. This authenticity adds gravitas and cultural significance to the Haram, making it particularly appropriate for Arangetram performances where the dancer seeks to embody the rich heritage of Bharatanatyam.
Q: Can the Natrajar Lotus Haram be customized to match specific costume colors or themes for a Kuchipudi or Mohiniyattam performance, even though it's described as for Bharatanatyam?
A: While the Natrajar Lotus Haram design is rooted in Bharatanatyam aesthetics, Shanthi Tailors can explore customizations to align with the color palettes and thematic elements of Kuchipudi or Mohiniyattam costumes. This may involve adjusting the stone colors, beadwork, or overall finish while maintaining the Haram's core design integrity. Please provide specific design requests to our customization team.
Q: What materials are used in the Natrajar Lotus Haram to ensure its durability and comfort during rigorous dance movements?
A: The Natrajar Lotus Haram is crafted using a combination of high-quality materials, including [Specify materials, e.g., gold-plated silver alloy, semi-precious stones, and durable threading]. These materials are carefully selected to provide both aesthetic appeal and resilience, ensuring the Haram can withstand the demands of vigorous dance movements without causing discomfort to the dancer. The weight distribution is also carefully considered to minimize strain during extended performances.