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Obsessed with how this gold curve hugs the earlobe ✨ Not only does it give that clean Pinterest look, but it’s actually lightweight and super easy to wear all day. What’s your go-to earring style—minimalist drops like these or bold hoops? Let me know below! 👇

Packing this custom piece for a client’s brother! 🥹✨ Finding a meaningful gift for brothers is hard, but custom jewelry never misses. What are you gifting your brother this Raksha Bandhan? Tell us in the comments! 👇 ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠

From the hands of our ancestors to our living rooms today—the cold water from a Karuwa just hits different. Preserving our roots, one pour at a time. 💧🇳🇵

Our Silver Utensils Collection

Pouring tradition, one drop at a time. 🌾✨ The Thapi isn’t just a vessel; it’s our connection to the ancestors and the heart of every auspicious Newari festival. 🍶 Redefining rituals with grace.

The Tikadani is an indispensable silver or brass utensil crafted specifically to hold the sacred Tika (a blend of rice, red vermilion/abir, and yogurt) and Jamara during Dashain.

Passing the Tikadani around during the festival symbolizes the flow of generational love, sacred auspiciousness (shubh), and the preservation of Nepalese heritage.

Light of tradition, heart of celebration. The Sukunda isn’t just an oil lamp; it’s a sacred Newari symbol of prosperity, protection, and new beginnings. Guided by Lord Ganesha, it lights up every major step of our lives—from weddings to festivals. 🪔✨ ProudNepali

More than just a vessel—a piece of rich Newa heritage passed down through generations. ✨ In Newari culture, the Anti (अन्टी) is traditionally used to pour fresh Aila during sacred rituals, family feasts, and pujas. Craftsmanship like this silver piece carries the beauty of art, culture, and pure hospitality. 🤍

Draped in pure silver , rooted in history. The Karuwa isn’t just a vessel; it’s a symbol of pure Nepali hospitality, tradition, and home. 🪔✨
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