Lord Rama Temple Kundan Necklace and Earring Set

There are prayers that are worn, not merely spoken. This necklace and earring set belongs to the living vocabulary of South Indian temple jewellery, where every motif is devotional before it is decorative. At its centre sits Lord Rama, rendered in the flat-set Kundan tradition: stones pressed into a brass base with resin, framed by the architectural layering characteristic of pieces made for ritual adornment. The necklace measures seventeen inches in length (approximately 43 cm), with a pendant that drops three and a half inches (approximately 9 cm) and spans two inches (approximately 5 cm) across. Graduated beading threads the chain, lending weight and rhythm to the fall. The earrings, two inches long (approximately 5 cm) and one inch wide (approximately 2.5 cm), mirror the pendant's proportions exactly. The entire set weighs 173 grams, a presence that registers as substantive and considered rather than merely ornamental. Brass, here, is not a compromise; it is the traditional ground on which temple jewellery has always been built. Wear this set with a Kanjivaram or Patola silk sari for a classical temple occasion, or pair it against a deep-toned raw-silk kurta for a cultural evening or festival gathering where heritage dressing is the quiet statement. Free-sized and designed for a standard neckline, this set requires no clasp adjustment for most wearers. The brass construction resists everyday wear well; keep it away from moisture and store it in a cloth pouch to preserve the Kundan setting and surface finish.

Details

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: Necklace- L- 17 Inch Pendent- L- 3.5 Inch, W-2 Inch, And Earings L-2 Inch , W- 1 Inch
• Weight: 173.0 g
• SKU: JA0360