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GiTAGGED Blue Peacock-Floral Pattern 23kt Gold Jewellery Set
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Country Of Origin : India
| Occasion | Festivals, Functions & Events |
| Attire | Indian |
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| Necklace Length | Adjustable |
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| Delivery | Only Within India |
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Additional Information
Presenting a beautiful traditional Thewa Gold jewellery, which matches up your lovely outfit on any ceremony and occasion. This jewellery is a set of beautiful neck-piece and a pair of earrings. The colourful beaded neck-piece, enriched with a flower pendant & ear-studs make this set look unique and extraordinary.
The Thewa Art was the invention of Nathuni Sonewalla in the reign of Maharawat Samant Singh of Pratapgarh in the year 1767. Nathuni Sonewalla was the forefather of the Rajsoni family of Pratapgarh practicing Thewa Art.
The Thewa Art is the application of an artist mind who by profession is a jeweller. It holds the character of fine art that holds a background of royal patronage. It becomes jewellery when applied on items used for jewellery; in fact, jewellery can be made of Thewa Art like a forehead tika (a traditional jewel used by Rajasthani women).
Utensils like comb, hairband, coat button, photo frame and jewelry items like necklace, lockets, Ladies Shangar Box, Hair Pin, Pendant, Earrings, Photo Frame, Tie Pin, Bracelets, Box, Cufflink, Comb, Plates, etc. can be made by using Thewa Art.
Uniqueness
- The fusing of hand-carved 23kt gold into the glass surface without using any Glue or pasting material is the secret trick of Thewa Art.
- This craft form is used in making accessories ranging from bridal make-up case to other accessories like comb and mirror frames.
- Thewa art work involves creation of unique type of golden beautiful work on various colourful glasses.
- The Government of India recognized and praised the Thewa Art by publishing a postal stamp of Rs 5 on Thewa on November 5, 2OO2.
Information About GI (SD)
A 16th century secret art of fusing 22KT hand carved gold onto the colored glass surface without using any glue or pasting materials is unique to Thewa Art Work.
GI Information
Additional information
Period of Origin 16th Century
Country of Origin India
Geographical Region Prataphgarh, Rajasthan.
GI Application No. 244
GI Status Awarded 2013-2014
GI Product of India 210th
Handcrafted By Shri Mahesh Soni, Chief Artisan, GI Panchayat Pratapgarh.
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