Flower Haram w Mahari Pendant | Original temple jewellery | Haram
The way the triple strands of creamy pearls transition into the vibrant ruby and emerald Kemp floral motifs on this Flower Haram immediately tells you it's a piece steeped in...
The way the triple strands of creamy pearls transition into the vibrant ruby and emerald Kemp floral motifs on this Flower Haram immediately tells you it's a piece steeped in classical tradition. Our artisans meticulously craft each element, from the delicate pearl stringing to the precise setting of every spinel, ensuring a finish that truly honors the heritage of original temple jewellery. This particular haram, with its substantial central pendant featuring a distinct stylized arch and a gracefully suspended jhumka, is designed to command attention, whether on stage or during a sacred ceremony.
The Dancer's Adornment: A Timeless Statement
- For the Bharatanatyam Performer: This Flower Haram, with its traditional design and rich Kemp stone work, is an exemplary choice for an Arangetram or any significant classical dance performance. The substantial size ensures it photographs beautifully and is visible even from the back rows, providing that authentic, regal look essential for bharatanatyam jewellery. It complements traditional Bharatanatyam costumes perfectly, adding a layer of gravitas and elegance.
- For the Connoisseur: Beyond the stage, this piece is a testament to the enduring beauty of silver temple jewellery. The intricate gold leaf work over a silver base, combined with premium Kemp stones, makes it a cherished heirloom. It's ideal for temple visits, traditional weddings, or any occasion where you wish to embody grace and cultural reverence.
💡 Curator's Insight: Styling Your Temple Haram
When selecting a haram of this grandeur, consider pairing it with a simpler, shorter necklace (like a choker or addigai) to create a layered effect that enhances the overall impact without overwhelming the neckline. The deep ruby and emerald Kemp stones in this piece are particularly striking against vibrant silk sarees, especially Kanchipurams, bringing out the rich tones of your bharatanatyam dress or bridal ensemble. For a professional Arangetram look, ensure the haram sits well with your costume's neckline, providing ample space for the pendant to hang freely.
Product Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
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| Type | Flower Haram (Long Necklace) |
| Base Metal | Silver Base with Gold Leaf (gold foil) |
| Stones | Premium Kemp (Spinels), Synthetic Pearls |
| Design | Traditional Floral Motifs, Central Pendant with Jhumka Drop |
| Occasion | Arangetram, Bharatanatyam Performance, Classical Dance, Weddings, Temple Wear |
| Care | Wipe with a soft cloth after use, store in an airtight box away from moisture. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this Flower Haram suitable for an Arangetram performance?
A: Absolutely. This original temple jewellery Flower Haram is crafted specifically for significant classical dance events like Arangetrams. Its authentic design, premium Kemp stones, and silver base with gold leaf finish provide the traditional and grand aesthetic required for such an important milestone. We've helped dress countless dancers for their Arangetrams since 1967.
Q: What materials are used in the making of this temple jewellery?
A: This exquisite Flower Haram features a solid silver base, meticulously covered with gold leaf (gold foil) to give it a rich, traditional appearance. It is adorned with high-quality, vibrant Kemp (spinel) stones in ruby red and emerald green, along with lustrous synthetic pearls, ensuring durability and a classic look.
Q: How should I properly care for my Silver Base Gold Leaf temple jewellery?
A: To maintain the beauty and longevity of your temple jewellery, gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth after each use to remove any moisture or oils. Store it in an airtight plastic pouch or box, ideally lined with cotton, away from direct sunlight, humidity, and perfumes. Avoid exposing it to water or harsh chemicals. Proper storage, as we advise our customers, will preserve its shine for years.
Shanthi Tailors (Est. 1967): Three generations of dressing dancers and silk lovers. Every piece personally inspected before shipping.
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