Kintsugi Rakhi - Unisex
- Description
- Materials
- Jewelry Care
Inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi, the philosophy of embracing imperfections and honoring the journey that shapes us, this handcrafted rakhi is a reminder that strength and beauty often emerge through life's experiences.
At its heart is a handmade clay medallion, carefully crafted and adorned with hand-painted gold detailing that mimics the delicate golden veins of traditional Kintsugi. Each piece is unique, celebrating the beauty of individuality and the stories that make us who we are.
The medallion is paired with a braided deep blue and beige organic cotton thread, chosen for its softness and comfort. Thoughtfully designed with an adjustable closure, the Kintsugi Rakhi offers a comfortable fit for all wrist sizes and makes a meaningful keepsake long after Raksha Bandhan.
A symbol of resilience, connection, and the beauty found in life's imperfections, this rakhi is perfect for siblings, friends, and loved ones who have stood by you through every chapter.
Details
- Inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi
- Handmade clay medallion
- Hand-painted gold detailing
- Organic soft cotton thread
- Adjustable fit for all wrist sizes
- Lightweight and comfortable to wear
- Unisex design
- Each piece is unique due to its handcrafted nature
Size
- Medallion diameter: 22 mm
- Adjustable closure
- One size fits most wrists
Materials Used in Product
Your jewelry is a treasure, and with a little care, your jewelry will remain as stunning as the day you first adorned it.
1. Jewelry is the first thing you take off and last thing you put on.
2. Refrain from exposing your jewelry to water and harsh chemicals, cosmetics or perfume after adorning
3. When you are not flaunting them store them in our provided zip bag in a cool, dry place.
4. Remove the jewelry before indulging in rigorous activities like gymming, running or swimming.
5. Gently clean with a dry soft cloth to maintain its luster.
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MISSION DRIVEN
A percentage of our sales are donated towards
sponsoring primary and secondary education
to underpriviledged girls across India.
