Mahakal Multi Strand Beaded Thread and Metal Rakhi Bracelet

There are devotions that do not wait for occasion; they simply become part of how one moves through the day. The Mahakal pendant at the centre of this piece distils one of Shaivism's most potent iconographies into a compact metal form measuring approximately 1.9 cm in height. Cast and finished in an oxidised metal that deepens every engraved line, the pendant renders the face or emblem of Mahakal with the quiet authority of votive craft, a tradition closely tied to temple jewellery workshops of central and western India where devotional motifs have been set into wearable forms for generations. From this anchor, multiple strands of beaded thread radiate outward, their colours drawn from the palette seen in devotional string work, threading through the composition with the unhurried rhythm of ritual adornment. The full piece extends to approximately 40.6 cm in length and weighs 11.8 g, resting lightly against the chest. Wear this over a plain white kurta on a Monday fast, letting the pendant speak without competition; equally, it threads through a festival look layered with heavier silver, grounding the combination with intention rather than ornament. The free-size format and lightweight construction of 11.8 g mean this moves naturally through long hours of wear. The beaded thread strands require gentle handling away from moisture, but the metal pendant itself carries the durability expected of daily devotional pieces at this scale.

Details

• Material: Metal and Thread
• Dimensions: 0.75 inch Height X 16 inch Length
• Weight: 11.8 g
• SKU: LDE970