Odissi Dance Jewellery Khajuri

Odissi (Orissi) dance is a traditional dance form from Odisha. It is the oldest surviving dance form of India. Silver filigree jewellery is an integral part of the Odissi dance costume. The dancers usually wear two sets of necklaces as part of the attire - A long necklace with a pendant that ends just above the waist belt and a short necklace around the neck. The dancers also wear a Maang Tikka on their hair and forehead and matching ear rings.

The term "Khajuri" translates to "date palm" in Odia, aptly describing the distinctive shape of the jewelry set. The date palm holds profound symbolism in Indian culture, representing prosperity, fertility, and auspiciousness. In Odissi dance, the Khajuri Set symbolizes the blossoming of beauty and grace, accentuating the dancer's movements with its elegant design.

Product Details: 
Silver Filigree Jewelry : Odissi Dance Jewellery
Product code : OD012h
Weight : 265 grams

Includes:
Odissi Long Necklace approx 36" length
Odissi Short Necklace 
Maang Tikka 
Earrings 
Armlets