The Empress House Handcrafted Tribal Dokra Necklace in Prussian Blue

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Size Dimensions- Total Height - 13, Pendant (LxH) - 8x5 (All Dimensions in CM) Length - 13 Centimetres,  Width - 13 Centimetre,  Height - 5 Centimetres, Colour -Multi
Weight 480gram (approximately). 
Material Aakriti art creations hand crafted jewelry with dokra art & Brass, Beads: Wood & Fabric.  ‘The Ethnic Empress ‘collection is an exquisite range of handcrafted jewellery piece that depicts the importance of Dokra Art and its cultural significance. Our collection includes exceptional pieces which are ideal for your parties, festive occasions, family gatherings and even to add a unique bohemian touch to your daily outfit. Take your pick from our collection of unique, vivd and vibrant collection of handcrafted tribal jewellery.
Care Gently wipe with a clean wet cloth.
Colour Slight difference in color from the visible product image is possible. .
Brand Suman Sonthalia is intensely involved with design as an art form. The designer draws on history, fantasy and folklore to create masterpieces that are desired by discerning aficionados around the globe. She has a deep understanding of her customers and it reflects in her collections that are intelligent, studied, imaginative, completely innovative yet always relevant and awe-inspiring. She is recognized for her attention to details and prefers to use environment friendly material like paints created from Vegetable Dyes, Handmade Paper, Re-purposed Wood, Jute, Terracotta Clay, Ceramic Clay as well as Handcrafted Brass Accessories in her collection. The product range comprises of Dhokra-Warli Painting, Kitchen Utility Items, Lights and Hanging Lamps and an entire range of Home and Ethnic Art Furniture, Wall Decor and Clocks, Wind Chimes, Jewellery and other Gift Items.
Suman Sonthalia has been honoured with awards and accolades for her work. She was awarded President’s National Award for Master Craftsperson in 2011, State Award in 2010 and State Merit Award in 2009. Suman makes it a point to use her knowledge and experience in fulfilling her social responsibility as well. She has trained more than 3000 under privileged women in this art form and helped them get a respectable livelihood.