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Glass Bangles - Plain Red (Set of 2 Dozen)

₹160.00Price
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2x2
2x4
2x6
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In this page, we have shared information about glass bangles, called kara vibhūṣaṇa in the Stri Dharma text. We have them in green and red, the traditional colours. ​These traditional glass bangles are handcrafted in Firozabad, a historic town in India renowned for its centuries-old glassmaking tradition. Skilled artisans continue to create these bangles using time-honoured techniques, preserving the craftsmanship passed down through generations.

 

Each bangle is carefully made to offer the timeless beauty, delicate finish, and vibrant charm that traditional glass bangles are known for. Whether worn as part of everyday attire or for festive and cultural occasions, they add a graceful touch to traditional Indian wear.

 

Crystal glass is a piezoelectric material, hence helps shield the wearer from negative thought vibrations. The clinking sound of glass bangles are considered auspicious as it cancels the disturbing noise vibrations from our surroundings. The red and green colour of the bangles imparts the right kind of subtle aura, which is suitable for women in different phases of their lives, as explained in the Stri Dharma text. 

Available Sizes:

2 × 22 × 42 × 6

Highlights:

Traditionally handcrafted in FirozabadMade using time-honoured glassmaking techniquesSmooth finish with a comfortable fitIdeal for daily wear, festivals, and traditional occasionsAvailable in three sizes: 2 × 2, 2 × 4, and 2 × 6

Crafted with tradition, made to be cherished.

​​​We must wear atleast 24 bangles in each hand, so that they can keep rubbing against the manibandha marma at the wrist, which regulates the apāna vāyu. So, buy bangles generously and gift them to women in your family and neighbourhood!

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The story behind the piece

We choose things for their material, making and the stories they carry — objects that become more meaningful through use, time and memory. This piece resides at the intersection of traditional technique and contemporary utility, designed for the quiet moments of everyday life.

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