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Maharashtra is known for its rich cultural Heritage and it is divided into various regions like Vidharbha, Marathwada, Khandesh and Konkan. Women have an inseparable connection with jewellery. Maharashtrian jewellery or Marathi jewellery is very elegant and have unique look. There are different types of Maharashtrian jewellery like Peshwai Jewellery, Paithani jewellery, Nauvari jewellery and Puneri Jewellery.
Anuradha Art Jewellery is the only store in India which offers unique range in Maharashtrian jewellery online for women at low price range. From Maharashtrian nath to ambada pin we have unique designs in Maharashtrian ornaments.
Have a look at the Maharashtrian Jewellery Collection Offered by Anuradha Art Jewellery:
Nath: The Maharashtrian look is incomplete without Nath, it is a must-have ornament for Maharashtrian women. Nathani is worn on a nose at some special occasion such as wedding or pooja. The typical Maharashtrian nath which is also known as peshwai nath is studded with a pink colour stone in middle and have pearl woven around it. Nowadays there are lots of classic designs available in Maharashtrian nath like Banu nath, Bajirao Mastani nath which is also known as kashibai nath, diamond nath, Karwari nath, Brahmani nath. Maharashtrian nath is available for both pierced as well as non-pierced nose, non-pierced nath is known as clip-on or press nath. Anuradha Art Jewellery offers wonderful collection in nath design for women at best price.
Thushi: Thushi is a typical Maharashtrian Jewellery necklace which is available in different designs and patterns. Thushi is choker style necklace woven with golden beads and its round pendant has pink or green colour stone. There are few types of thushi necklace which are very popular like Thushi mangalsutra, Kolhapuri thushi and Gadi thushi.
Ambada/ Veni Phool: Ambada pin or Veni phool is the ornament which is used to decorated the hair bun. This traditional Maharashtrian jewellery hair brooch is available in various designs and pattern. It is decorated with sparkling stones and has a golden finish. Get unique range in juda pin online at Anuradha Art Jewellery.
Bugadi: Bugadi is the Maharashtrian jewellery which is worn on helix part of the ear. This aesthetically beautiful ear ornament is mainly worn by Maharashtrian as well Northern women. Maharashtrian Bugadi is usually designed with pearls but now in modern times, there is lots of fancy diamond and oxidised bugadi available in beautiful designs.
Vanki: In Maharashtra, the armlet is known as vanki or Waki. Maharashtrian bajuband is very distinct & Peculiar in shape. It is mostly embedded with pink or green colour stones along with pearls.
Belpan Necklace: Maharashtrian Belpan necklace is inspired by nature, the belpan inspired leaves pendants are beautifully woven along with golden beads. This necklace lends a graceful touch when clubbed with paithani or nauvari saree.
Kolhapuri Saaj: Kolhapuri saaj is named after city Kolhapur. It is very popular among Maharashtrian women. This Kolhapuri necklace is styled with Jav Mani (golden beads) along with 21 pendants which are in leave shape. Every pendant of this saaj has importance and meaning. From this 21 pendants, 10 pendants define the avatar of Lord Vishnu, 2 pendants have ruby & emerald respectively, 8 pendants are for astamangal and the last pendant is Taviz which is the centre pendant.
Gahu Tode: Tode is the typical Maharashtrian bangles. These tode or Kangan are in gold tone with beautiful eye-pleasing intricate carving design. Tode lends a royal touch to Maharashtrian women’s appearance.
Chinchpeti: This is the pearl choker necklace set which has beautiful pendants woven with pearls. The pendant of a chinchpeti necklace is embedded with sparkling stones. This neck-piece comes with adjustable dori, so that it can be fitted properly.
Moti Jewellery: Moti jewellery or pearl jewellery is most popular in Maharashtra. Traditional Maharashtrian pearl jewellery looks beautiful with Paithani and Nauvari saree.
Maharashtrian Mangalsutra: It is also known as Ganthan. Maharashtrian mangalsutra has peculiar design it has vaati pendant (bowl-like pendant).
Tanmani Necklace: This necklace has a pendant and three to four layers of pearl beaded chain. Tanmani necklace is short moti necklace available in beautiful designs and pattern.
Putli Haar: Putli haar is a necklace which has a coin pendant woven in a thread string. There is a gap between two coins. The coins of the necklace feature intricate carving of Goddess Laxmi.
Chapla Haar: Chapla haar is similar to Putli haar, in chapla haar there is no gap between the coins. The coins of this necklace feature intricate carving of Goddess Laxmi and so it is also known as Lakshmi haar.
Bakuli Haar: This necklace is inspired by the Bakul flower so it is named as Bakuli haar. It is a long necklace available in a single layer, double layer or multiple layers.
Rani Haar: Rani haar is the long pearl necklace with the broad pendant which is styled with diamond, ruby, emerald stones. This necklace lends royal look to Maharashtrian women.
Anuradha Art Jewellery has the wonderful collection in traditional Maharashtrian jewellery. We have the unique range of Maharashtrian jewellery like peshwai Maharashtrian jewellery , Kolhapuri Maharashtrian jewellery , Traditional Maharashtrian Jewellery & Navari Maharashtrian jewellery, Rajasthani jewellery at very affordable cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Maharashtrian Jewellery?
Maharashtrian Jewellery is signified by the typical designs and styles of jewellery worn by women in or from Maharashtra. The land of warriors has its own character and taste in the way jewellery pieces are designed and crafted by the smiths. Wearing Maharashtrian jewellery is an important part of a woman's life whenever there is an important occasion such as a wedding, baby shower, festivals like Ganpati puja, or any other similar event.
What is Kolhapuri Saaj?
A Kolhapuri Saaj is the traditional necklace worn by Marathi women. The design of this necklace is very specific with 21 carved leaves shaped pendants. There are ten pendants which are a representation of Lord Vishnu's avatars, then there are two other pendants which have precious gemstones, Ruby and Emerald, studded in them. Some eight pedants beautifully depict the ashtamangal, symbolising happiness and prosperity, and the last pendant is a tabiz style.
What are different types of Marathi Jewellery?
These are the different regional jewellery types worn popularly by women: Nath, Mundavalya, Thushi, Kolhapuri Saaj, Vaaki, Putli Haars, Ambada, Kudya, Tode, Chooda, Belpan, Mohan Mala, Tanmani, Jodvi, and Mangalsutra. The styles, length and heaviness of each of these may vary from one person to another. Mostly, these jewellery types are worn by the brides or the newly married and married women.
Which Marathi jewellery will look good with nauvari saree?
Nauvari Saree is one of the most beautiful traditional saree styles of Maharashtra. It is one of the heirloom garments passed down from one woman to her daughter and so on. To complete the entire Marathi look with a Nauvari Saree, these are the essential jewellery pieces that should be worn along with it. A Nath or the nose pin, Thushi or the choker necklace, Bugadi or an ear ornament, Kolhapuri Saaj or an exquisite heavy necklace, Ambada or a hair bun ornament, Vaaki or the armlet, Tode or the gold bangles, and the Kaanphool or the ear cuff.