Day one
Haldi
Turmeric and marigolds, and gold light enough to laugh in.
Shubh vivah
The wedding, day by day
Five days, and a box laid out for each.
Day two
Mehendi
Henna on her hands, and emeralds to answer it.
Day three
Sangeet
Pieces that catch the light when she dances.
Day four
Pheras
Seven rounds of the sacred fire, in the house's finest polki.
Day five
Reception
The evening she is welcomed home, in diamonds and rubies.
Solah shringar
Every bridal piece, shelf by shelf.
Sixteen adornments dress an Indian bride. Here is every bridal piece of the house, from her nose to her fingertips.
Nath
Naths
Every nath
Jhumka
Earrings
Every pair of earringsHaar
Necklaces
Every necklace-
PADMA
Price on request
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THE GAZE
Price on request
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THE AHALYA
Price on request
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IRA
Price on request
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RITIKA
Price on request
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AMORE
Price on request
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NOVA
Price on request
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JHILMIL
Price on request
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GANIKA
Price on request
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VANKI
Price on request
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TROPICAL
Price on request
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THE SPARKLE
Price on request
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LEGACY
Price on request
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AHSAAS
Price on request
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ALORA
Price on request
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ETHINAL
Price on request
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SERENITY
Price on request
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NAKSHATRA
Price on request
Kangan
Bangles and bracelets
Every bangle
Angoothi
Rings
Every ring
The trousseau
For her, and the women beside her.
Pieces for every ceremony of the wedding, and for the mothers, sisters and friends who stand beside her. Chosen together, at leisure.
- Haldi
- Mehendi
- Sangeet
- Pheras
- Reception
In the store
An afternoon for the bride.
In every store an afternoon is kept for a bride and her family. The pieces are brought out on velvet, the family's old gold is tested and valued at the day's rate, and there is time to choose.
