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Indian ethnic jewelry

Indians have a distinct taste for ethnic jewelries. Their rich culture has contributed greatly in developing this taste. Ethnic jewelries are so made in India that it can be worn with almost all kinds of outfits with equal style and spunk. The different materials used by the craftsmen residing in various parts of the country bring more versatility in this field. The small and big tribes residing in various parts of the country is quite adept in utilizing their locally available resources to make them. Tireless efforts go behind the making of such jewelries. Some of the broad categories of ethnic jewelries are discussed below.

Dhokra ethnic jewelries

These jewelries are prepared by molding brass in a desired shape and pattern. It is one of the earliest developed forms of art practiced in India. It works with the lost wax method of casting the alloy; the finishing of this work is too brilliant.

Jute jewelries

This happens to be a fiber grown widely in the eastern Indian region. This fiber is quite durable and can withstand stress and pressure very well. These factors make them suitable for ethnic jewelry making. They readily take dyes and their coarseness can be treated and got rid off to give a smooth finish in order to prevent irritation in any part of the skin.

Glass beads jewelries

Working with glass beads has been very enjoyable for the Indian artisans and so they produce lovely jewelries with them. Some of the varieties of beautiful glass beads with which the tribal craftsmen of India have worked with are brown glass beads, two tone glass beads, iridescent glass beads colorful chevron glass beads and many more. The jewelries made of glass beads are unparalleled in terms of beauty.

Wooden jewelries

Wooden jewelries can be quite light and slender at the same time. Bamboo trees are found in abundance in India and so they are widely used in the making of ethnic jewelries. Not only worn by the tribal people but also worn by the city dwellers because of its chic style. Hardwood jewelries are also good for making a string style statement. They are quite elegant to look at and can be carved in different shapes and sizes to bring out the beauty.

So here are a set of ethnic Indian tribal jewelries. Apart from these, there are other region specific jewelries like the lac jewelry or feather jewelries which are equally stylish and ethnic at the same time.

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Wholesale organic jewelry- is it a better deal for trendy people?

Organic jewelry is an enlightening concept in the arena of jewelries and style statements. So in order to call yourself “trendy” you have to respond positively towards this reawakening. The advent of organic jewelries is traced back to those ancient ages when influential river valley civilizations existed. It has been carried like an age old gift of nature from one generation to another. For sometime it got lost in the loud clamors of meretricious shimmers, but after sedulous efforts by responsible brands, the lost gift got back what it deserves.

If you want to shop for organic jewelries, then do not hesitate to do so as they are extremely reasonable. The amount you pay to possess such a valuable creation is quite less compared to its merit. It is now possible for you to have a look at the large collection of organic jewelries offered to you by the collectors. Yes, but then it is very important for you to make a judicious selection between cheap prices and quality products. For just the sake of obtaining cheap organic jewelries, just do not land up purchasing any thing which may look attractive but do not fulfill the promises made by organic jewelries. It is important that you go with reputed brands which bring forward the authentic products from unreachable areas of countries. A good brand will naturally have an eye for quality natural products. No original products will escape their eyes and no false statements will pass away as best in the market.

These organic jewelries retain their savage beauty but at the same time treated with organic chemicals to eradicate all the unwanted germs or chemicals which if allowed coming in touch with body sweat can cause unnecessary troubles for the stylish generation. Unwanted eruptions and allergic reactions are common when organic jewelries reach you without a brand name. So go for good brands that not only care for your trendy tastes but also believe in the philosophy of the well being of their clients. No such false and harmful product can reach you when your interests are protected by reputed and responsible brands.

So as responsible consumers compare the prizes of beautiful organic jewelries, but then on the other hand do not compromise with the quality of these products. Go with the best brands and support nature and its gift in a very stylish and trendy way.

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Beaded Jewelry- Be the New Fashion Icon

A wide range of things are covered under the name of beaded jewelries. Beaded jewelry can include earrings, necklaces dazzling bracelets and so on. They can be obtained in various sizes. The dangling necklaces are often worn with two or three turns around the neck which makes them look very stylish. The poor tribal people make beaded jewelries in such a way so that it appeals to the mass largely.

The incorporation of floral designs in necklaces makes it look all the more pretty and dainty. A good variety of color schemes are employed to bring out the beauty of small and big beads used in earrings and necklaces.

People of India have a high sense of aesthetics for which they are able to identify themselves with this art of making beaded jewelries. The youngsters find beaded jewelries much more fashionable and versatile than heavy gold or silver jewelries.

One long beaded necklace can be worn with quite a number of turns and at times can be worn as a wristlet. This flexibility has made them quite popular among the jewelry loving people.

Some of the beaded jewelries are multicolored for which can be easily worn with any attire. The judicious selection of beads by the simple tribal people residing in the remote districts of India, require a special mention for this reason. They are extremely honest with their work and as you will see the jewelry you will be confident about the effort they put to give the unconventional look to it.

These jewelries are perfect for party wears. Ladies can flaunt them grandly with classical costumes. Not only for parties, there are beaded jewelries appropriate for any kind of occasions to make the wearer look completely in place. Beads are equally worn by women of all ages. The rustic colors make them quite suitable for men to wear them as well. The bracelets or key chains used by men can also look very stylish if they are made of beads.

Beads are such things which are manufactured by the tribal men arduously and industriously, but they are worn by people of all ages quite simply. If you have never ever tried the junk jewelries made of beads then you can definitely go for one now as it will enhance your fashion statements like anything. They show a variety of designs and color which are sure to sweep you off your feet.

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Beaded Tribal Jewelry

The art of working with beads is as old as 5000 years in India. It has started from that period when Indus valley civilization flourished. In those days people made beads out of precious stones and metals like gold, copper, silver, ivory and even wood at times. The excavation that took place in those sites revealed a lot about finishes and unfinished work on beads.

One would feel flabbergasted to find that the sense of bead jewelry making was so stylish and advanced in those days. India happens to be a large exporter of glass beads, and perhaps this can be traced down to those ages.

Bead jewelry was quite a style even in the medieval periods like the Mughal era. This says that not only Hindu religion but even Islam found the art of bead jewelry amazing. During that era use of precious and semi precious stones to make beads was quite encouraged.

After the advent of the Europeans bead works saw a new transformation. The transparency and semi transparency of beads were more highlighted. They went for more refinement and so to add finesse to this work bead jewelry underwent this change. So bead jewelry makers got a trigger and worked hard to reach and produce an optimum quantity. This opened new vistas in the world of bead jewelries.

The portion of the time when the bead has to be produced is quite interesting but then at the same time quite time consuming. The raw materials from which the beads are required to be produced have to be chiseled intricately and accurately to give it the desired form. After this process of shaping them holes are required to be made so that a string passes through it easily.

All the beads are then stringed to make a perfect neckpiece. This whole process demands patience from the side of craftsmen. Indian craftsmen are known for this patience and so they are able to produce such beautiful piece of art. The making of silver jewelry was so flawless that it became well known all over the world that Indian craftsmen are really good at producing such master pieces.

Glass beads are quite popular among the city dwellers and junk jewelries produced out of beads look extremely sassy and groovy. They need to be carried with confidence to bring out their beauty. Bead jewelries are not only common in India but also all over the world because of its classical look.

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Banjara tribal jewelries

Belonging to the north western state of India, banjara are a group of tribes who love colors. This state is mainly arid, dry and by appearance it seem like made of one color. It seems as if the whole state is covered with a malleable sheet of golden sheen. This is the reason why their people are so keen about bringing colors to the state. Be it in the art they practice, or be it in the clothes and accessories they wear, color is something that you will find very common in their total look. Their sonorous and musical tribal jewelries are not only good to look at but also quite lyrical to hear.

These nomadic tribes have descended from the European gypsies. Travelled all over the mountains of Afghanistan and ultimately settled in the mesmerizing land of sand dunes. Their tribal art and jewelries thus is actually a display of the confluences of thoughts of those lands from where they had come long time back. Their clothes speak about those folklore and tales of sacrifice and valor. Matched with that, their jewelries perfectly complement this gypsy look. They are strongly attached to their roots and they are game to new styles when it comes to their tinkling tribal jewelries.

Pretty metallic anklets

The pretty and young girls of desert wear ring like jewelries, encircling their feet happily. As they walk over the molten gold of sands these anklets tinker away happily giving rise to a beautiful cadence. This is the true song of the deserts. They are light so that they do not pose an obstruction to those long drapes that they wear over their head to toe to dangle with pleasure.

Long dangling ear rings

On their ears hang those differently shaped ear rings which patter and touch the corner of their cheeks as they walk. The most common shape is that of a moon, they are better known as “chand balis”. They are absolutely ethnic to look at.

Cowrie shells

The women wear cowrie shells on their heads. A very beautiful piece of tribal jewelry is this. It is also worn as wristlets or anklets. They are beautifully colored and their natural rustic look actually makes them look elegant.

Apart from these there are other jewelries like mangtika which the women keep hanging like a soothing drop of water over their forehead. Broad bangles starting with a girth suitable for wearing over the wrist to that up till the arms are used by them. Banjara jewelries are a revelation by itself.

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Tribal jewelry in Arunachal Pradesh

In the north eastern part of the Indian state, lays a picturesque land called Arunachal Pradesh. This means “the land of the rising sun”. This state is very well known for its diverse taste in tribal handicrafts and tribal jewelries. It is amazing to see how beautifully the people of this land have made use of their primary resources to embellish.

Jewelries worn by women

Women are found showing a variety of tribal jewelries. These jewelries are not used as objects of adornments but also as a symbol of regional integrity and self esteem. The embellishments are used from their head to toe. They wear headbands which are made up of bird feathers and in between styled by colorful beads. The necklaces they wear are made of the green wings of beetles and blanched matte finished, wild fruit seeds.

Women are extremely fond of glass beads which shines like dew drops as the sun rays choose to play with them. The glass beads glimmer and help bringing out the womanhood in them. These glass beads are just strung one after the other, depending upon their shades to give a heavenly effect and turned into a necklace. Each and every tribe has their own selection and preference of materials when it comes to their own ethnic tribal jewelry designing.

For example the Wancho tribe stress more on wooden and bamboo made jewelries. Their women wear light jewelries cut out of bamboo and other light plant barks. They make distinguishing jewelries with the help of reeds. These are very light plants which makes it easy to give them a nice pattern. Canes are cut very smoothly and treated with natural oil to kill harmful germs. So these natural tribal jewelries are quite innocuous and at the same time they look very stylish on young ladies.

Tribal jewelries worn by men

The men of this state prefer to experiment with bracelets, headbands and waistbands. They bring out the manliness and savage bravery in them. The uses of metal coins to make these waistbands are quite commonly found in them. They make use of some really colorful and precious stones for their bracelets and headbands. Along with the feathers of birds, ivory and animal bones are also used which shows that they are aware of the benefits of organic products.
The tribal jewelries of Arunachal Pradesh have come down a long way. The use of natural resources to beautify themselves is a great concept improvised by these tribal races.

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Indian Tribal Jewelry – Ornamenting Your Head

Ornament, in fact, is a part of Indian culture, with deep religious and social overtones. Wearing of tribal jewelry or fine adornment is obligatory for all important rituals. Many of them even bear the significance of symbolism. There is a fascinating list of Indian tribal jewelry used by Indian women a hundred years back. Some of them are still being used.

Sinthi – this is an authentic and beautiful tribal jewelry – a long chain put on the middle of the head where the hair is parted, with two other chains running along the forehead and ending behind the ears.

Tikli – this has a long chain with a designed front piece and is also placed in the middle of the head.

Fulkanta – these are basically hair pins topped with several tribal motifs.

Chiruni – this is nothing but the comb designed by hand and decorated with different authentic tribal patterns.

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