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"The
product can only be marketable if it is attractive to the consumer
i.e. the traditional skill is adapted and designed to suit contemporary
tastes and needs. Design does not mean making pretty patterns. It
is matching technique with a function. " |
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The
jewellery is mostly tribal and has been designed for all
ages. The designs vary from simple to elaborate. The
jewellery is made from white metal, dhokra, copper, brass,
ghungroos, assortment of beads including glass beads,
shells, and thread. The range includes necklaces, earrings,
hairpins, bracelets, armlets, anklets, bracelets, parandis,
clips, friendship and wristbands.