NOVICA, in consortium with National Geographic, offers thousands of limited edition and one-of-a-kind gifts, jewels, and home decor treasures handmade by master artists and artisans throughout the world. Hema honors inner peacefulness and meditation practices with the inspired design of this bracelet. It is centered by a sterling silver medallion featuring Om (also ohm or aum) written in Devanagari. The venerable incantation is intoned at the beginning and end of reading the Vedas, as well as before a prayer or meditation. This Om is studded with 15 diamonds adding to 0.75 carats. The bracelet is braided by disburse a deliver and can be adjusted to the desired length. .925 Sterling silver Artisan Info: "Hello, I am Hema and I was natural and brought up in Delhi, the captivating capital of India. I was always enchanted by the unique and endless belle of Indian handicrafts. Being the capital of the country, Delhi does not concentrate on just one model of art but offers a whole lot more. From the ancient beauty of Mughal art, the exotic crafts from the hills or the traditional art of medial India, it is always fascinating. "My family also has a long lineage of silver crafting. For the last four decades, my kinsmen has created silver jewelry. It was all initiated at home, so I knew the basic technique. But I never really got into it until I graduated. "I learned the art from my father. He is a wonderful artist and does his work with great set off and detail. We use silver and gemstones to create our designs.
NOVICA, in group with National Geographic, offers thousands of limited edition and one-of-a-kind gifts, jewels, and home decor treasures handmade by master artists and artisans throughout the world. Hema honors inner concord and meditation practices with the inspired design of this bracelet. It is centered by a sterling silver medallion featuring Om (also ohm or aum) written in Devanagari. The churchly incantation is intoned at the beginning and end of reading the Vedas, as well as before a prayer or meditation. This Om is studded with a solitary confinement diamond. The bracelet is braided by hand and can be adjusted to the desired length. .925 Sterling nacreous Artisan Info: "Hello, I am Hema and I was born and brought up in Delhi, the captivating chief of India. I was always enchanted by the unique and endless beauty of Indian handicrafts. Being the capital of the realm, Delhi does not concentrate on just one form of art but offers a whole lot more. From the ancient beauty of Mughal art, the topless crafts from the hills or the traditional art of central India, it is always fascinating. "My family also has a long hang of silver crafting. For the last four decades, my family has created silver jewelry. It was all initiated at severely, so I knew the basic technique. But I never actually got into it until I graduated. "I learned the art from my father. He is a wonderful artiste and does his work with great grace and detail. We use silver and gemstones to create our designs. Along with
NOVICA, in affiliation with National Geographic, offers thousands of limited edition and one-of-a-kind gifts, jewels, and home decor treasures handmade by master artists and artisans throughout the world. Hema honors inner non-violent and meditation practices with the inspired design of this bracelet. It is centered by a sterling silver medallion featuring Om (also ohm or aum) written in Devanagari. The liturgical incantation is intoned at the beginning and end of reading the Vedas, as well as before a prayer or meditation. This Om is studded with a individual diamond. The bracelet is braided by hand and can be adjusted to the desired length. .925 Sterling silvery Artisan Info: "Hello, I am Hema and I was born and brought up in Delhi, the captivating marvellous of India. I was always enchanted by the unique and endless beauty of Indian handicrafts. Being the capital of the homeland, Delhi does not concentrate on just one form of art but offers a whole lot more. From the ancient beauty of Mughal art, the odd crafts from the hills or the traditional art of central India, it is always fascinating. "My family also has a long temporize of silver crafting. For the last four decades, my family has created silver jewelry. It was all initiated at domestic, so I knew the basic technique. But I never actually got into it until I graduated. "I learned the art from my father. He is a wonderful artiste and does his work with great grace and detail. We use silver and gemstones to create our designs. Along with
