Chaturbhuj Ganesha Red Kundan Brass Bangles (Pair)

There are prayers that are worn, not spoken. Ganesha appears here in his Chaturbhuj form, his four arms carrying the symbols of blessing and beginning, set against a ground of deep red Kundan-work that glows like a temple lamp at dusk. The setting follows the classic Kundan discipline: foiled glass stones pressed into a raised brass framework, each one held by hand-burnished metal rather than prongs, a technique that traces its lineage to the ateliers of Rajasthan. Brass, long favoured for devotional jewellery on account of its warm, gold-adjacent lustre, gives the pair their satisfying weight of eighty-nine grams across the set, and their open circular silhouette is finished in a gilt tone that deepens the richness of the red stones. No clasp interrupts the form; the bangle slips on whole, its contour unbroken. A pair of ivory or off-white silk kurta sets allows the red Kundan to read with full clarity, while a deep green or indigo Banarasi sari gives the gilt brass something richer to argue with. Both pairings suit a puja morning, a festive gathering, or any occasion where dressing carries intention. Available in sizes 2.4, 2.6 and 2.8, the pair offers a generous range for most wrists. The brass construction is sturdy for daily devotional wear, requiring only a soft, dry cloth to maintain its lustre and to keep the Kundan stones bright.

Details

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: Bangles (set of 2) Size : 2/4, Weight : 89g
• Weight: 89.0 g
• SKU: JA0292