Muga Earrings
Code : P13968
INR
264 / Pair MRP : 405 35% Off Excluding Taxes & Duties
Extra Charges : Shipping | Insurance | Packaging
Description :
Muga earrings typically feature the rare, naturally golden-yellow silk produced by Antheraea assamensis silkworms, exclusive to Assam, India. These earrings showcase a distinct, luxurious, and durable golden shimmer, often incorporating traditional Assamese jewellery designs, lightweight, and sometimes complemented by gold-plated, 925 sterling silver, or traditional, hand-woven textures. Location : Assam, India
Specification :
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India: Specifically manufactured in the state of Assam. Geographical Indication (GI): Muga Silk is a GI-tagged product unique to the Brahmaputra Valley of Assam. | | Material |
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Silk Component: 100% Pure Muga Silk (derived from the Antheraea assamensis silkworm). Base Structure: Lightweight acrylic or wooden base to hold the silk threads shape. Metal Findings: Brass or gold-plated alloy (hooks and decorative caps) for a hypoallergenic and aesthetic finish. Thread Properties: Naturally golden-yellow hue, renowned for being the strongest natural fibre in the world. | | Specialty |
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Natural Lustre: Unlike other silks, Muga has a shimmering, permanent golden gloss that increases with age and use. Durability: The thread is highly resilient and outlasts the wearer, often becoming a family heirloom. Organic & Eco-friendly: Produced using sustainable, non-violent sericulture practices. | | Theme |
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Traditional Elegance: Inspired by the Jhumka (bell-shape) and Dug-dugi styles common in North-Eastern India. Nature-Inspired: Reflects the golden sunlight and the earthy, organic textures of rural Assam. | | Artisanal Characteristics |
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Hand-Wound: The silk threads are meticulously hand-wrapped around the base by skilled weavers, ensuring a smooth, seamless finish. Unique Variations: Since each pair is handcrafted, no two pieces are identical, showcasing slight artisanal nuances. Intricate Cap Work: The cap of the earring often features floral or petal-like motifs common in Assamese jewellery design. | | Cultural And Traditional Heritage |
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Royal Legacy: Historically, Muga silk was reserved exclusively for the Ahom Royalty and aristocrats. Symbol of Purity: Worn during auspicious occasions like Bihu (Assamese New Year), weddings, and religious ceremonies. Identity: It represents the soul of Assamese culture, deeply intertwined with the regions folk songs (Bihu Naam) and literature. | | Care Instruction |
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Avoid Moisture: Keep away from water, sweat, and humidity to maintain the silks tension and shine. Chemical-Free: Do not spray perfumes, hairsprays, or deodorants directly on the earrings. Cleaning: Gently wipe with a soft, dry cotton cloth if needed. Never wash the jewellery component. Storage: Store in a dry, airtight container or a plastic zip-lock bag. Avoid velvet-lined boxes as they may absorb moisture and lead to tarnishing of the metal parts. |
About Seller :
The Seller is located from "Assam, INDIA " and specialized in HANDICRAFT.
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