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How it's made
Cloth, cord, clay or stone is chosen by hand for grain, weight and character before work begins.
The piece is cut, shaped or formed by an artisan, working to the exact design by hand.
Detailing, embellishment or finishing work — beading, printing, painting or stitching — is added by hand.
Every piece is checked by hand before it leaves Ahmedabad, so small natural variations are seen, not hidden.
Kundan Katha is our take on kundan fabric earrings: kundan set in fabric, inspired by the kind of heirloom pieces your mother would have kept. The design wears that reference without becoming costume, feeling traditional and current in the same breath. Handcrafted for festive occasions, but light enough for everyday use.
| Style | Festive drop earrings |
| Material | Kundan set in fabric, handcrafted, skin-safe finish |
| Closure | Secure ear-wire hook |
| Weight | Light enough for everyday wear |
| Care | Keep away from water, perfume and humidity. Wipe with a soft cloth and store in a pouch. |
| Good to know | Traditional and current at once. Handmade in small batches — slight variations are natural. |
Kundan is one of India's oldest jewellery techniques, the kind of work families kept and passed down. The Kundan Katha sets that craft in fabric so it reads traditional and current at once. Handcrafted in Ahmedabad and light enough for a regular day, not only the festival ones.
| For festive | With a kurta for Navratri, Diwali, or a function. |
| Everyday | With the Nilkamal Kurti for a quiet bit of heritage. |
| Gift it | Pairs with the Katha Fabric Diary for a considered present. |
Questions before you buy? Contact us.
Each piece is handcrafted, so tiny differences in colour and finish are expected and make yours one of a kind.
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