The Iruthalaipakshi Silver Necklace
The `Gandaberunda' or `Iruthalaipakshi' a popular symbol of hindu mythology is a two-headed bird, believed to possess immense magical strength and is capable of fighting the forces of destruction. Its heads resemble the eagle and tail is like that of a peacock.
In continuous usage for 500 yrs as a royal emblem, it has a special place in the history of Karnataka- first used on coins in Vijayanagar mints, it was the royal insignia of the Wodeyar dynasty of Mysore and is the state symbol today.
In this handcrafted , gold-dipped necklace the Gandaberunda motif is seen on the central pendant crafted in Sterling Silver (92.5%) and interwoven into an elegant black thread. Kempu stones add further allure to the design.The earrings add to the subtle design and beauty.
(Note:The necklace can be bought alone or along with the earrings, prices for both are different and all options given.)
Product Details
Measurements: Length of necklace : 17 inches (tassle provided to adjust length)
Height of Pendant : 2.2 inches ; Width of Pendant : 1 inch
Height of earring : 2.6 inches; width of earring : 0.75 inch.
Gemstones used: kempu stone (also known as spinel or Zircon).
Made of: Sterling Silver (92.5%)
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