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This pink terracotta necklace from Navarupa Handicrafts is handmade clay jewellery with an earthy, festive look. Terracotta is baked clay, which makes it an eco-friendly choice compared to metal costume jewellery. The soft pink colour goes well with cotton and silk sarees, kurtas and other ethnic wear, for pujas, festivals, family functions and college events. It is made in India. CHECK: confirm the necklace length and closure type (thread or hook).
Wear it with sarees, kurtas or Indo-western outfits for festivals and functions. Put it on after perfume and makeup. Handle it gently, as terracotta can chip if dropped. Keep it away from water and sweat, and wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wearing.
Women who love handmade, eco-friendly ethnic jewellery and want a light pink terracotta necklace for festivals, pujas and cotton saree days.
One Navarupa Handicrafts pink terracotta necklace. Store it flat in a soft pouch or box, away from moisture and heavy items, so the clay beads do not chip.
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 natural clay that is shaped by hand, baked and then painted. That is why it has an earthy, handcrafted look.
Keep it away from water and sweat, which can damage the paint and finish. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after use and store it dry. Never soak or wash it.
It pairs nicely with cotton and silk sarees, kurtas and lehengas in white, cream, green or pastel shades, for festivals, pujas and family events. It adds colour to simple outfits.
Terracotta is baked clay, so it can chip or crack if dropped. Handle it gently and store it separately from metal jewellery and heavy items.
Yes. It is handcrafted by Navarupa Handicrafts in India, so small differences in shape and colour are part of its handmade charm. No two pieces look exactly the same.
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