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Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Mandvi is a beautiful place

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Pallavi Ashish: India; Rustic handcrafted boho jewelry ( MUST HAVES ) is designed and made by me here at Hunar The Crafting hands, my craft studio. My jewelry is ideal for people who want to own something versatile, not so common and value the qualities of handcrafts There is a certain artistic flare that will only be found when the entire piece is handmade. Creating handmade components is a talent that is time consuming, requires diligence and a creative imagination, with time, patience and practice, original designs are created. Each piece of jewelry is handled several dozen times. The entire process is labor and time intensive.

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Hunar The Crafting Hands

The jewelry, clothing and accessories made by our ancestors are incredibly skillful and beautiful. While I design and create the jewelry collection I find inspiration from the craft tradition. I love folklore and admire the old folk craftsmanship. https://hunarthecraftinghands.wordpress.com/commission-projects/

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