Mayuran Mahari Haram | original Temple Jewellery
Original temple jewellery long haram. It is perfect for Indian classical dance. Great for Bharatnatyam and Kuchipudi. Made of pure silver. It is also gold leafed. Product Details Type: Traditional...
Original temple jewellery long haram. It is perfect for Indian classical dance.
Great for Bharatnatyam and Kuchipudi.
Made of pure silver. It is also gold leafed.
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: Is the 'Mayuran Mahari Haram' suitable for Bharatanatyam Arangetram performances?
A: Yes, the 'Mayuran Mahari Haram' is specifically designed as original temple jewellery, making it ideal for Bharatanatyam Arangetram. Its authentic design complements the traditional attire and enhances the dancer's aesthetic during this significant performance.
Q: What is the ideal length of the 'Mayuran Mahari Haram' for a dancer performing in Aramandi?
A: The 'Mayuran Mahari Haram' is crafted to an optimal length that gracefully accentuates the Aramandi posture. It should rest comfortably without hindering the dancer's movements, typically falling just below the sternum. Custom lengths are available upon request to ensure a perfect fit.
Q: How should the 'Mayuran Mahari Haram' be stored to maintain its luster and prevent damage?
A: To preserve the brilliance of the 'Mayuran Mahari Haram', store it in a soft, dry cloth or a jewellery box away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid contact with perfumes and harsh chemicals. Regular gentle cleaning with a soft cloth will help maintain its original shine.
Q: What are the typical materials used in crafting the 'Mayuran Mahari Haram', ensuring its authenticity as temple jewellery?
A: The 'Mayuran Mahari Haram' is traditionally crafted using high-quality materials such as antique gold plating, kemp stones, and pearls, reflecting the authentic style of temple jewellery. These materials are carefully selected to ensure durability and maintain the traditional aesthetic vital for Indian classical dance forms.