Twelve Jyotirlinga Engraved Sterling Silver Kada Bracelet

There are shrines you visit once and carry forever; this kada holds all twelve. Rendered in sterling silver and weighing a substantial 52 grams, this broad kada is devoted entirely to the twelve Jyotirlingas, those luminous axis points of Shaivite geography from Somnath to Kedarnath, Kashi Vishwanath to Rameshwaram. Each of the twelve sacred sites is engraved with a precision that recalls the tradition of devotional silversmithing long practised across Rajasthan and the temple towns of South India, where karigar hands have long understood that a sacred name pressed into metal is itself a form of prayer. The surface carries no distracting embellishment beyond the engravings themselves, allowing the clean, weighty silver to hold the eye. At 0.6 inches (approximately 1.5 cm) in height, the band is substantial without being cumbersome, and the adjustable closure means it sits with intention on the wrist. Wear it with a cream silk dhoti kurta for morning puja and carry that calm into the rest of the day. It reads equally well against the deep border of a handloom cotton sari at a family ceremony, where its devotional weight is felt rather than displayed. The adjustable fit accommodates most adult wrists without resizing, and the sterling silver holds its lustre well with occasional gentle polishing. At 52 grams, it commands presence without heaviness, and the engraved surface ages gracefully, deepening in character with each wearing.

Details

• Material: Silver
• Dimensions: Adjustable Silver Bracelet : 0.6" Height
• Weight: 52.0 g
• SKU: JA1564