Jali green charm necklace
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Taking inspiration from the jali screens often seen in Mughal architecture, this refined brass pendant necklace was created especially for the V&A in response to objects on display in The Great Mughals exhibition.
Daughters of the Ganges is a socially conscious brand producing hand-crafted, ethically produced jewellery. The company provide fair wages and training to artisans, primarily women, in India, alongside after-school programmes for the children of the community.
Each piece is handcrafted so no two pieces are the same. The patina surface coating provides a unique finish as it develops over time.
Dimensions
Pendant 6 x 3cm (2.3 x 1.2in). Chain length 60cm (23.6in). Extender 7.5cm (3in)
Composition
Brass with patina
Colour
Green
Product code
168809
Necklace lengths
Necklace sizes are a guide and may vary depending on the individual.
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The Great Mughals: Art, Architecture and Opulence
V&A South Kensington celebrates the extraordinary creativity and internationalist culture of the Golden Age of the Mughal Court (c.1560 – 1660) during the reigns of its most famous and influential emperors. This vibrant period saw the diverse traditions of Hindu and Muslim craftspeople in northern India combine with the practise of Iranian masters in the royal workshops, producing a radically new and exquisitely beautiful style of art and design.