Showing posts with label maharashtrian jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maharashtrian jewellery. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 April 2017

Understated, but Elegant Chain Locket Designs


A chain locket usually comes attached to a chain, as opposed to a regular strap. As opposed to the regular simple straps used in necklaces, these have a unique look to them. Chain lockets would earlier be made of gold and silver, but they’re made of metals too.

Waman Hari gold and diamond locket designs  | Waman Hari Pethe Sons
Waman Hari gold and diamond locket designs  | Waman Hari Pethe Sons
Have you ever set eyes on a Chantilly laced, gold plated locket. It is among the most beautiful gold chain locket designs. Opt for a chain with a large, round locket laced with gold flowers. It provides an elegant look, and help spruces up any outfit. The range of  Waman Hari gold and diamond locket designs are also a cut above the rest.

A chain with an orb-shaped locket is also a good idea. This design would go well with both Indian and Western outfits. It can be worn by women as well as teenagers. In fact, you wouldn’t have to wear any other piece of jewellery with it. Some of the latest ornament gold jewellery designs have a distinct edge.

Latest Ornament Gold Jewellery Designes | Waman Hari Pethe Sons
An elegant chain with a bird motif locket is also a good idea. It could make for an elegant and cute piece if done right. Opt for a light gold chain if you plan to hang a bird or any other animals as a locket.  These light-weighted lockets would look pretty on both women and teens. Also, it makes for a smart statement piece. If you are looking for stunning pieces, the Waman Hari gold and diamond locket designs should be your go-to choice. 

If you’re bored with the conventional locket designs, then you can try something different. The chain with a beautiful side locket is a great option. As opposed to falling in the middle, which is common, it falls perfectly on the side. This locket design will look stunning paired with traditional attire. Women now have the option of choosing the latest ornament gold jewellery designs.

Thursday, 9 March 2017

South Indian Jewellery Trends that are Here to Stay


Bridal jewellery rarely undergoes dramatic changes come wedding season. Here are some of the trends for 2017:

Diamonds

Maharashtrian bridal jewellery designs. | Waman Hari Pethe Sons
Diamonds are truly a bride’s best friend. Diamond jewellery has been a staple at most Indian weddings as it lends charm and character to the bridal outfit. A bride in bling-bling diamond jewellery is sure to impress the guests in attendance. Diamond jewellery matches any kind of bridal attire and adds more extravagance to the memorable day.









Mango Mala

Mango Mala, or also referred to as Managa Malai, is a traditional South Indian necklace that has come back into trend. The elaborate traditional Mango Mala is studded with precious stones and is among the popular South Indian jewellery. The mala adds completes the bride’s overall look. This is in stark contrast to the simplicity of Maharashtrian bridal jewellery designs.

Temple Jewellery and Nakshi
The temple jewellery and Nakshi gives the South Indian bride a unique look, apt for a special day. The antique finish with chains of gold balls, Nakshi work and coloured beads enhances the bride’s overall look. The Goddess pendants, which has precious gem stones, uncut diamonds, nakshi balls or south sea pearls studded in them is currently trending as it completes the bride’s look. This apart, vaddanams, or nakshi waist belts, are also popular bridal jewellery. For pendants, the favourite design is that of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha.

Antique jewellery

Jewellery in an antique finish is now a popular trend. Antique jewellery comes in a number of forms, including meenakari, kundan work, among others. The dull polished antique jewellery with Bikaner jewellery helps camouflage the heavy bridal attire. The simplicity of the Maharashtrian bridal jewellery designs do not compare to their South Indian counterparts. 

Decoding Maharashtrian Jewellery


Mumbai has quite a few things to offer – Bollywood, glamour, fashion, vada pav and local train. No matter the modern strides made by the city, the Maharashtrian bride and her jewellery stands as the eternal symbol of tradition. Here are some of the Maharashtrian traditional jewellery that have stood the test of time:

Waman Hari Pethe Sons | Nath | Traditional Jewellery
Waman Hari Pethe Sons | Nath | Traditional Jewellery
Nath
This is worn by the woman during the puja ceremony. Woven with pearls, a nath comprises of a white or pink stone in the middle. This nose ornament is unique of traditional Maharashtrian jewellery. It is quite different from other nose pins that most other Indian brides wear. A nath comes in different styles. This is among the most popular traditional Maharashtrian jewellery.





Thushi

Waman Hari Pethe Sons | Thushi | Traditional Jewellery
Waman Hari Pethe Sons | Thushi | Traditional Jewellery

This is a 22-carat gold neckpiece that originated in Kolhapur. The neckpiece comes with gold beads and an adjustable dori. The jowar gold seeds that dot the piece of jewellery is symbolic of the bride’s new home that will always have food. For those who have trouble remembering the name, just rhyme it with ‘khushi’. After all, it is an important traditional Maharashtrian jewellery.






Vaaki
Waman Hari Pethe Sons | Vaaki | Bajuband || Traditional Jewellery
Waman Hari Pethe Sons | Vaaki | Bajuband |Traditional Jewellery
Chattai Vaki is another important component of Maharashtrian jewellery. It is an armband that is crafted from 23-carat gold wire and dotted with stones. The gold band is not put through soldering, except in the middle where the ruby-set floral motif is positioned. While the ruby is symbolic of the sun, the colour red is auspicious for Maharashtrian brides.



Waman Hari Pethe Sons | Ambada Veni Phool |Traditional Jewellery
Waman Hari Pethe Sons | Ambada Veni Phool |Traditional Jewellery

Ambada Veni Phool
This hair ornament is made of 22-carat and worn in the hair of a Marathi bride. There are a number of motifs that make up this ornament. However, it is the sunflower with jowar beads that stands out. Lac and ruby is what is used to make the veni phool. The die used to make the ornament is about 150 years old.

Thursday, 16 February 2017

Jewellery Essentials for Every Maharashtrian Bride

The Mundavalya

The Mundavalya is a unisex ornament that is worn by both the bride and groom. It comprises a string (sometimes two) of pearls that is horizontally across the forehead. Two additional pearl lines drop from both sides of the forehead to the shoulders. The mundavalya is usually tied once the bride is set to get married.

The Tanmani

The tanmani is an important part of Maharashtrian wedding jewellery. It basically is a choker with 3-4 pearl lines that are placed on it. It is made up of a combination of off-white and coloured pearls. This juxtaposition is what makes this ornament stand out. The tanmani usually comes with a resham string that holds it. It can be adjusted from the back.
Chooda
The chooda that Maharashtrian brides wear are quite different from the red chooda. The glass bangles come in green, representing fertility, creativity and new life. It is part of the custom for brides to wear these bangles in odd numbers, and in different numbers on either hand. Apart from the green bangles, gold bangles called patlya are also worn.
The bride wears the chooda amidst much celebration after the mehendi. The patlya and tode, often gifted by the groom’s family, depict the financial status of the family. Solid, heavy gold rather than intricate carvings are usually preferred.
Vaaki
The vaaki or armlet is also an important part of Maharashtrian wedding jewellery. It is worn on each arm. However, quite a few brides just wear it on one arm. The vaaki design includes flat, solid gold studded with precious stones.

Sunday, 25 September 2016

Maharashtrian Gold Jewellery

Maharashtrian Gold Jewellery | Sonalee Kulkarni
Waman Hari Pethe Sons as a jewelery brand cater to the varied requirements of our customers scattered all over Maharashtra or rather nationwide through our 12 showrooms. We keep innovating on the styles and designs on regular basis. Ours being mainly handcrafted jewelery, every time a product is sold some  elements in the design are either changed or new patterns are introduced. This is done keeping in mind the ever changing trends and considering consumer's demand for always "something new". Whenever a new design is introduced, multiple pieces are made available in showrooms. If they get sold we can always make the same for you by order. Rather we suggest if you make a visit to any of our showrooms, you will find many beautiful designs at any time similar in styles and latest trends.

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Friday, 23 September 2016

Maharashtrian Traditional Jewellery.


aharashtrian traditional jewellery
Maharashtrian traditional jewellery | Pooja Sawant

Waman Hari Pethe sons  liveliness related with the design of life.The beautiful sharpness of designs of life speaks through many cultural modes.Ornaments are one of the dreamy exposure for our personality.Finding out selected suitable designs for God gifted personality to us is meditate process.The beauty must shine with pretty and eternal sense. Waman Hari Pethe is such house in Maharashtra where caring of your beauty is sincerely taken through their advance designing Jewellery is representation of our culture.

People love to purchase traditional gold from Waman Hari Pethe sons, excellent variety in gold. Every one can see here Awesome collection with new and good  designs. Our 107-year-old brand is built on the values of trust and Patronage from our dear customers. Once again thank you for being a part of this journey
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