Roha Silver Mangalsutra By Moha
Straight length: 26 cm
Circular length: 18 inch (45cm)
Weight: 13.1 gm
Material: 92.5 Sterling Silver
Why would I want to put fish in Mangalsutra? Obvious question who deep dive into motifs would have thought. There are so many reasons I would want to do that, first and obvious Matsya is one of the Avatars of God Vishnu. Another one being, fish represents fertility and abundance. They are agile, and their intellect of coming back to roots and sometimes against the flowing water is simply awesome.
It’s one of my favorite motifs, we see Matsya/ Meen Jodi in Hindu and Jain ashtamangala motifs and I simply can’t get over these beautiful icons from ancient times.
Hope you all will love them with my favorite combination of green and black enamel. Since black is Shubh in Mangalsutra it’s all the more reason why I could make this stunning combination yet again.
Please note: Dimensions and weight are approximate; slight variations may occur. Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Care instructions: Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. Store the product in a tightly sealed zip-lock bag after each use.
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Roha Silver Mangalsutra By Moha
Roha Silver Mangalsutra By Moha
Straight length: 26 cm
Circular length: 18 inch (45cm)
Weight: 13.1 gm
Material: 92.5 Sterling Silver
Why would I want to put fish in Mangalsutra? Obvious question who deep dive into motifs would have thought. There are so many reasons I would want to do that, first and obvious Matsya is one of the Avatars of God Vishnu. Another one being, fish represents fertility and abundance. They are agile, and their intellect of coming back to roots and sometimes against the flowing water is simply awesome.
It’s one of my favorite motifs, we see Matsya/ Meen Jodi in Hindu and Jain ashtamangala motifs and I simply can’t get over these beautiful icons from ancient times.
Hope you all will love them with my favorite combination of green and black enamel. Since black is Shubh in Mangalsutra it’s all the more reason why I could make this stunning combination yet again.
Please note: Dimensions and weight are approximate; slight variations may occur. Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Care instructions: Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. Store the product in a tightly sealed zip-lock bag after each use.
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Straight length: 26 cm
Circular length: 18 inch (45cm)
Weight: 13.1 gm
Material: 92.5 Sterling Silver
Why would I want to put fish in Mangalsutra? Obvious question who deep dive into motifs would have thought. There are so many reasons I would want to do that, first and obvious Matsya is one of the Avatars of God Vishnu. Another one being, fish represents fertility and abundance. They are agile, and their intellect of coming back to roots and sometimes against the flowing water is simply awesome.
It’s one of my favorite motifs, we see Matsya/ Meen Jodi in Hindu and Jain ashtamangala motifs and I simply can’t get over these beautiful icons from ancient times.
Hope you all will love them with my favorite combination of green and black enamel. Since black is Shubh in Mangalsutra it’s all the more reason why I could make this stunning combination yet again.
Please note: Dimensions and weight are approximate; slight variations may occur. Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Care instructions: Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. Store the product in a tightly sealed zip-lock bag after each use.
