A rare and majestic piece of Indian heritage, this 19th-century necklace is a museum-worthy example of traditional handmade temple jewelry from Madurai, Tamil Nadu. Crafted in 99.5% pure silver, it features exquisite repouss� work depicting Lord Vishnu reclining on Sheshnag, the celestial serpent of infinity.
? Key Features:
Origin: Likely Madurai, Tamil Nadu, c.1880
Metal: 99.5% pure silver (no lac or resin)
Weight: Approx. 115 grams
Length: 18 inches (adjustable)
Design: Five detachable motifs for versatile styling
Includes: Pair of matching earrings
Condition: Excellent antique condition
??? The central pendant showcases a serene Lord Vishnu on the mythical serpent Sheshnag, symbolizing cosmic balance and divine protection. Surrounded by graduated detachable motifs, the necklace allows for customizable wear � from a subtle single-pendant look to the full majestic five-piece ensemble.
Each motif is embellished with delicate silver spheres and traditional detailing, making it suitable for festivals, weddings, or spiritual ceremonies. A true collector�s piece sourced from a private estate in Cochin, this necklace has been preserved in its original form, honoring the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
?? Perfect for:
Antique jewelry collectors
Lovers of Indian mythology and spirituality
Bridal and festive wear
Heirloom investment
Own not just jewelry � but a piece of history, rich in mythology, artistry, and spiritual legacy.
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