The Raani Maalai (“Queen’s Garland” in Tamil) embodies the magnificent legacy of South Indian royalty from the Chola and Nayaka periods (9th–17th centuries). Traditionally worn by queens and temple dancers for Bharatanatyam performances and sacred rituals, this piece features five distinct motifs encrusted with radiant kemp stones… each telling a story of royal power: the square shield for protection, circular moon for celestial grace, mango for prosperity, fan for royal comfort, and horse for strength and valor.
Design Details
Royal Motifs: Shield (square), moon (circle), mango, fan, and horse with kemp stones
Material: Handcrafted 92.5 Sterling Silver gilded with 22ct Gold Leaf
Traditional Cord: Authentic red thread binding as worn by temple dancers
Perfect For
Classical dance performances, South Indian weddings, temple festivals, and cultural celebrations. Connects you to centuries of royal tradition and sacred artistry.
Care Instructions
Store in provided jewelry box, clean with soft cloth, avoid perfumes and water. This heirloom piece preserves the legacy of temple jewelry craftsmanship for future generations.
“Wear the garland of queens… experience the divine heritage of Raani Maalai.”
Handcrafted by Traditional Artisans | Customization Available | Includes Gift Packaging
