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This Navarupa Handicrafts set brings the earthy charm of terracotta in a bright green colour. Terracotta is fired clay, and jewellery made from it has a warm, traditional look that suits Indian festivals and cultural events. The green shade stands out against cream, white, red and mustard sarees or kurtas. It is an easy way to wear a piece of Indian craft for Navratri, Onam or Pongal.
Wear the set with a simple neckline so the terracotta pieces show well. Fasten clasps gently, as clay pieces can chip if knocked or dropped. Keep away from water and perfume. Remove before bathing or sleeping and wipe with a dry cloth.
Women who love traditional handcrafted jewellery for festivals, pujas, college fests and cultural programmes, especially with cotton or handloom sarees.
One Navarupa Handicrafts terracotta jewellery set in green. Wrap each piece in soft cloth and store in a box, away from damp, so the clay does not chip or crack.
Manufacturer Name: Navarupa handicrafts
Manufacturer Address: 193/1 Rashbihari avenue Kolkata, Goriyahat
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | NAVARUPA HANDICRAFTS |
| Gender | Female |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Navarupa handicrafts |
| Returnable | No |
Terracotta jewellery is made from fired clay, then shaped and painted. This set from Navarupa Handicrafts comes in a festive green colour with a traditional, earthy look.
The set details are not listed. Please check the product photos or ask the seller whether it includes a necklace with earrings or other pieces.
Fired clay can chip or crack if dropped or knocked hard. Handle the pieces gently, store them wrapped in soft cloth and keep them away from heavy objects.
Green terracotta looks lovely with white, cream, off-white, red, mustard and maroon sarees, especially cotton, handloom and Kanjeevaram styles. The green also looks fresh with plain kurtas and dupattas in similar shades, which works well for Onam, Pongal and pujas.
Keep it dry. Water can fade the paint and weaken the clay surface over time, so remove it before bathing and wipe off sweat with a dry cloth.
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