Stone Earring - 1.5 X 1 Inches | Multicolour Stone Jewellery/ Karna Pathakam/ Stone Ear Studs For Deity
"Multicolour Stone Earrings: Traditional Ear Jewelry for Deity Alankaram"
These exquisite, multicolored stone earrings, which were created specifically to accentuate the holy beauty of idols during poojas and festive alankarams, will decorate your cherished deity. The stones on each ear stud are exquisitely crafted with dazzling colors, giving your deity a divine allure.
These ornamental earrings are the ideal size for little to medium idols and highlight the magnificence of traditional deity jewelry, which is frequently worn during Navaratri, Karthigai Deepam, and other holy festivals.
♦ Origin
These ear studs are modeled after traditional temple architecture and represent the opulent history of South Indian ear jewelry, which was worn by gods and goddesses during temple processions. The royal jewelry that was once used in temple rites is reflected in the colorful stones that are arranged in floral or circular designs and are now available for your home altar.
These earrings provide the ideal finishing touch, regardless of whether you're dressing up Goddess Lakshmi, Durga, Andal, or Lord Krishna. They add to the overall alankaram (decoration) by complementing other pieces of deity jewelry like crowns, necklaces, and vadanam (waist belts).
♦ Uses
• Perfect earrings for idols during festive adornment or regular worship
• Accessories for conventional deity jewelry sets, such as crowns and necklaces.
• Ideal as a gift for devotees or as a reward for puja
• Lightweight and simple to attach or secure to different kinds of idols
♦ Maintenance and protection
• Following each usage, wipe gently with a dry cloth.
• Don't let oils, water, or strong cleaners come into touch with you.
• To prevent the stones from being scratched, keep them apart from other objects.
• To maintain shine and integrity, keep wrapped in a soft pouch.
"These Multicolor Stone Earrings are a vibrant tribute to tradition, devotion, and timeless deity adornment—celebrate divine beauty with grace."
