GiTAGGED Orange Queen Motif 23kt Gold Jewellery Set

Presenting a beautiful traditional Thewa Gold jewellery, which matches up your lovely outfit on any ceremony and occasion. This jewellery is a set of beautiful neck-piece and a pair of earrings. The colourful beaded neck-piece, enriched with a flower pendant & ear-studs make this set look unique and extraordinary.

The Thewa Art was the invention of Nathuni Sonewalla in the reign of Maharawat Samant Singh of Pratapgarh in the year 1767. Nathuni Sonewalla was the forefather of the Rajsoni family of Pratapgarh practicing Thewa Art.

The Thewa Art is the application of an artist mind who by profession is a jeweller. It holds the character of fine art that holds a background of royal patronage. It becomes jewellery when applied on items used for jewellery; in fact, jewellery can be made of Thewa Art like a forehead tika (a traditional jewel used by Rajasthani women).

Utensils like comb, hairband, coat button, photo frame and jewelry items like necklace, lockets, Ladies Shangar Box, Hair Pin, Pendant, Earrings, Photo Frame, Tie Pin, Bracelets, Box, Cufflink, Comb, Plates, etc. can be made by using Thewa Art.

Uniqueness

• The fusing of hand-carved 23kt gold into the glass surface without using any Glue or pasting material is the secret trick of Thewa Art.
• This craft form is used in making accessories ranging from bridal make-up case to other accessories like comb and mirror frames.
• Thewa art work involves creation of unique type of golden beautiful work on various colourful glasses.
• The Government of India recognized and praised the Thewa Art by publishing a postal stamp of Rs 5 on Thewa on November 5, 2002.

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GiTAGGED® Orange Queen Motif 23kt Gold Jewellery Set

Product Overview

Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Indian craftsmanship with the GiTAGGED® Orange Queen Motif 23kt Gold Jewellery Set, an epitome of elegance and tradition. This exquisite jewellery set captures the essence of Thewa art, a unique craft that infuses 23kt gold into colored glass, producing a mesmerizing piece of wearable art. Perfect for festivals, functions, and events, this set not only enhances your attire but also connects you to centuries of rich cultural heritage.

Historical Significance of Thewa Art

Born in the 16th century and perfected by the Rajsoni family of Pratapgarh, Rajasthan, Thewa art is a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of Indian artisans. It was Nathuni Sonewalla, during the reign of Maharawat Samant Singh in 1767, who pioneered this exceptional art form. Over the centuries, this craft has been meticulously passed down through generations, resulting in the masterful creations we see today.

Artistic Uniqueness

The hallmark of Thewa art lies in its intricate process, where 23kt gold is meticulously hand-carved and fused onto a glass surface without the use of any glue or adhesive materials. This technique, a well-kept secret, combines the precision of fine art with the sophistication of jewelry making. The resulting pieces exhibit unmatched beauty and intricacy, characterized by golden designs on vibrant glass backgrounds.

Components of the Set

This jewellery set includes a stunning neck-piece and a pair of matching earrings, making it a comprehensive adornment for any traditional outfit.

• Materials Used:
• 23kt Gold: Crafted into delicate motifs and fused onto colored glass.
• Gold-Plated Silver: Casing that provides a luxurious framework for the glass and gold components.

• Artificial Stones and Beads: Used to embellish the pieces, adding a touch of color and sparkle.

• Necklace Features:

• Adjustable Length: Ensuring a perfect fit for everyone.
• Flower Pendant: Central motif that showcases the beauty of Thewa art.

• Weight: Approximately 1.5 grams of gold and 40 grams of silver, creating a balanced, yet opulent feel.

• Earrings:

• Ear-Studs: Designed to match the necklace, completing the set with harmony.

Craftsmanship

Every piece in the GiTAGGED® Orange Queen Motif Jewellery Set is handcrafted by Shri Mahesh Soni, Chief Artisan of GI Panchayat Pratapgarh. His expertise brings to life the intricate Thewa designs, making each set a unique masterpiece.

Cultural Resonance

Thewa art is deeply embedded in Indian culture. Historically, it has been used in a variety of items ranging from bridal accessories to everyday utensils like combs and mirrors. Each piece tells a story of royal patronage and artistic flair, making it much more than just jewelry.

Government Recognition

The exceptional craft of Thewa art has been recognized by the Government of India, which published a Rs. 5 postal stamp dedicated to this art form on November 5, 2002. Additionally, Thewa art has been awarded the GI (Geographical Indication) status, with the application number 244, signifying its importance and uniqueness.

Purchasing and Delivery

The GiTAGGED® Orange Queen Motif 23kt Gold Jewellery Set is available for delivery exclusively within India. This ensures that the set retains its authenticity and cultural significance by remaining within its country of origin.

Conclusion

The GiTAGGED® Orange Queen Motif 23kt Gold Jewellery Set is not just a piece of jewelry; it's a piece of history. Perfect for enhancing any traditional Indian attire, this set stands out for its intricate design, luxurious materials, and historical significance. Add this to your collection to own a piece of art that holds centuries of craftsmanship and tradition.