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The Bhagwati Jewelers Tagri T-1 is a silver waist chain, also called a tagdi or kamarbandh, made for party wear. The brand lists it as 75% silver, which is a lower silver content than 92.5 sterling. A tagri adds a traditional finish at the waist with sarees, lehengas and ghagras, and it is made and packed in India by Bhagwati Jewellers for weddings, festivals and family functions.
Wrap the T-1 tagri around your waist over the saree or lehenga and fasten the closure securely. Adjust it so it sits evenly and does not dig in when you sit. Take it off before sleeping or bathing. Keep it away from small children.
Brides and women who wear traditional silver for weddings, sangeet, Navratri and family functions, and relatives looking for a silver waist chain to gift.
One Bhagwati Jewelers tagri, design T-1. Lay it flat or coil it loosely in an airtight pouch so the chain does not tangle, away from moisture and perfume.
Manufacturer Name: Bhagwati Jewellers
Manufacturer Address: 106/1 jagannath puri main road old mohan puri
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Bhagwati Jewelers |
| Gender | Female |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Bhagwati Jewellers |
| Returnable | No |
A tagri, also spelt tagdi, is a traditional waist chain worn over a saree, lehenga or ghagra. It is also called a kamarbandh or kardhani in different parts of India.
The brand lists the T-1 as 75% silver. That is lower than sterling silver, which is 92.5% silver, so check for a purity stamp on the piece when it arrives.
The chain length and waist fit are not stated. Measure your waist over the outfit you plan to wear and compare it with the length on the product page before you order.
Yes. A tagri sits over the waistline of a lehenga, ghagra or saree and adds a traditional touch. Silver tones go well with pastel, white, black and jewel-coloured outfits.
Wipe the T-1 with a soft, dry cloth after each wear to remove sweat and dust. Use a silver polishing cloth for dull spots, and avoid harsh chemicals and soaking it in water.
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