Handcrafted Earrings

Every pair of earrings I create is designed to be lightweight, typically under 15 grams, so you can wear them through a long day of festivities without earlobe strain. I use fabric-wrapped bases instead of heavy metal, making them comfortable for events like weddings or Navratri, and I can customize the embroidery and mirror work to perfectly match the color palette of your saree or lehenga.

When you pick a pair of handcrafted earrings from my collection, you get a piece that has been made specifically for you. I do not believe in mass-producing designs. Instead, I focus on the small details, whether it is hand-painting a motif or carefully applying gota patti on fabric.

Why Handmade Fabric Earrings?

Metal jewelry can get heavy and uncomfortable, especially during long weddings or Garba nights. By using stiffened fabric bases, I keep everything featherlight. You get the look of a traditional jhumki or chandbali without the weight. I use skin-friendly materials, and because I build the base with soft fabric, you do not have to worry about the metal allergies that sometimes come with cheaper jewelry.

The Customization Process

You have an outfit in mind, and I want your accessories to elevate it. If you send me a picture of your saree, lehenga, or kurti, I can match the fabric, thread, and beadwork to create a cohesive look. From picking the right jhumki drop for a specific square stud to balancing the mirror size on a chandbali, we work out the details together.

Common Styles

• Gotapatti Studs: A classic choice for festive wear, featuring golden ribbon flowers on fabric bases.
• Hand-Painted Arch Earrings: Unique pieces with delicate painted details and bead drops, great for ethnic attire.
• Mirror Work Dangles: These catch the light and add a nice shimmer to your party wear.

If you have a vision, let us talk. We can design something completely from scratch or tweak one of my existing styles to fit your vibe.