Mughal Mystique Ebony wood necklace _artisan--novica-artisan-12401 Toys for enjoyment and creative

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The technique was introduced in Kashmir in the 15th century and grew in popularity during Mughal rule

and fired at high temperatures

Presented by Alok Jain in India

characterized by feathers and elegant designs in her hair

Mughal Mystique Ebony wood necklace _artisan--novica-artisan-12401 Toys for enjoyment and creativeIndia's Chander Kant transforms the natural beauty of ebony into a necklace of organic elegance. He intricately carves the rectangular pendant by hand, featuring a florid mosaic underscored by the legendary Indian openwork style called jali. materials: Ebony wood Wood grain and color can vary slightly Eco Friendly: carved from natural and sustainable wood 25 in. L; 3 mm W; Pendant(s): 2. 1 in. L x 1. 5 in. W x 0. 1 in. D