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कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3

कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3
कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3
कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3
कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3
कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3
कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3
कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3
कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3
कुसुमांप्रभा ✤ Glass Jewelry ✤ Earring ✤ 3
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  • Availability: 1
  • Made & Mkt by: Aadikara
  • Product Code: 0502-DEC19-FR-WF0BY-03
  • Weight: 100.00g
  • Dimensions: 9.00cm x 4.50cm x 0.00cm
Rs.3,270.03
Strings of thoughts revive the old.. taking forms of her imagination they stand out through burning flames.. sometimes a bird.. sometimes a flower.. from the city of glass .. we bring you a delightful assembly tinted with gold & silver.. a trinket for every occasion ! The fire flower earrings, inspired by the elegance of the tulip flower, handcrafted in luxe amber coloured glass and a hint of gold. A classic must-have!

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Firozabad is situated in the west of Uttar Pradesh. This industrial town of Uttar Pradesh, very popularly called the ‘Glass City of India’ is a renowned name in the business. Firozabad was initially known as Chandwarnagar. The town however derived its name after it was given as an estate to Firoz Shah who happened to be a general in Akbar’s court. During this period, many glass articles were brought to this region. A few when rejected were melted and moulded in local furnaces. And that marked the beginning of glass industry in Firozabad. The industry here received patronage during the Mughal era and the town developed into a glass-making centre, manufacturing lamps, chandeliers, trinkets for the royal courts. Since then it remains to be the fabric of the lifestyle of people in and around here. So much that, Firozabad is known as the mecca of ‘all things glass’ and it flaunts its craftsmanship from fancy bangles and wine glasses to pretty flower vases, all size candle stands, princely chandeliers and cut glass table lamps. Bangle crafting and glass works have been its economic lifeline for the last 700 years.

Presence of glass is documented in India since 2000 B.C by archaeological excavations. Literary evidence of Glass Kanch or Kaca (Sanskrit) can be found in the ancient texts going back to 1200 B.C. Ancient Indian glass-makers had adequate expertise in the fabrication of beads, bangles and a few other types. Since the 15th century, Firozabad has been the home of glass industry, white and colored Glass pieces were being manufactured for the purpose of assembling, jhad and fanus (chandeliers) which were in demand by royal courts and palaces.

The process involves following raw material & tools Soda lime and Borosilicate glass pipes – solid or hollow, Various dyes and tools for shaping, cutting, designing, measurement tools like Vernier caliper,Annealing tools and equipments, torch and a small setup of a working Table&LPG gas cylinder.



 


Borosilicate glass is a type of glass with silica and boron trioxide as the main glass-forming constituents.  It is known for having very low coefficients of thermal expansion, making them resistant to thermal shock, more so than any other common glass. Borosilicate glass has a wide variety of uses ranging from cookware to lab equipment, as well as artists create a range of products such as jewelry, kitchenware, sculpture, as well as for artistic glass smoking pipes. Borosilicate glass is available in the market in the form of rods , tubes and sometimes as chunks of glass.



In Flame work a glass-flamer uses a torch or bench burner to heat glass. Flame work involves much smaller volume of heat and a smaller quantity of glass. Glass-flamers can selectively heat different parts of a piece& they are capable of doing far more intricate and detailed work.

 



Working with borosilicate glass, glass-flamers are able to make various complex designs, and much larger pieces than was ever possible with lead or soda lime glass. A skilled glass-flamer can work a single piece of borosilicate glass all day with little risk of shattering as long as he keeps it hot. Pieces are constructed of two or three or more pre-made parts and then assembled cold before annealing are also possible. Another tremendous advantage of using borosilicate glass is the facilitation of repairs made to damaged pieces. Flamework helps to make both solid and hollow forms. They are lighter in weight and one can make larger forms and shapes & also it gives many possibilities for form explorations.


Inspired from the intricate details of world around us; Aadikara is an attempt to translate the nuances of nature and life, into one of a kind glass jewelry. Made in collaboration with the artisans of Firozabad, Aadikara uses the age old Flame Work technique to delicately mould glass, into flamboyant works of design. These designs, added with metal finishes from artisans of Singur, West Bengal and Ahmadabad, Gujarat give each jewelry, a distinct character and identity.



Each jewelry is hand crafted with love and acute attention to detailing which makes it unique, leaving no two designs, alike.

Aadikara, is a range of jewelry, which through design and artistry, celebrates the transparency, beauty, delicacy and fragility of the otherwise omnipresent yet hardly noticeable material of glass.

Craftsmen
Made by Craftsmen working with Aadikara.
Village Firozabad
Material
Made of HAND CRAFTED GLASS AND GOLD PLATED ALLOY
Instruction
Note - As each piece in this category is handmade and unique, expect some variation from shown design.
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Every product at Gaatha is handcrafted by artisan communities from different regions of India, each carrying forward generations of traditional knowledge and craftsmanship. Many of our products also pass through the hands of multiple artisans, with each contributing a specialised skill before the piece reaches its final form.

To learn more about the history, techniques, and communities behind a particular craft, we invite you to explore the Craft Story associated with the product. It offers a deeper understanding of the heritage and the people who bring these creations to life.

This is one of the most common questions we receive. Simply put, handloom refers to fabrics that are woven by hand on traditional looms. Handcrafted, on the other hand, refers to products that are created by skilled artisans using traditional craft techniques. For example, a handloom fabric can be transformed into a handcrafted saree, bag, or home décor item through embroidery, stitching, block printing, or other artisan techniques. In short, handloom is the fabric, while handcrafted is the finished product created using that fabric or other traditional materials.

Wash your handloom product gently with a mild detergent and follow the care instructions provided. Silk products are best dry cleaned, while naturally dyed products should be washed separately for the first few washes, as slight colour bleeding is normal. Dry in the shade, avoid harsh chemicals, and store in a cool, dry place to preserve its beauty for years to come.

We take great care in packaging every fragile handcrafted product to ensure it reaches you safely. Wherever possible, we minimise the use of thermocol and instead use secure cushioning and protective packaging suited to the product. Each item is carefully packed to reduce movement during transit and help it arrive in excellent condition.

We make every effort to represent our products as accurately as possible through photography. However, slight variations in colour may occur due to differences in screen settings and lighting conditions.

Since every handcrafted piece is individually made, subtle variations in colour, weave, texture, pattern, or finishing are a natural part of the handmade process. These unique characteristics are not imperfections but a reflection of the artisan's craftsmanship, making every piece truly one of a kind.

The best gifts are those that have a story to tell. Every product at Gaatha is handcrafted by skilled artisans, making each piece unique and meaningful. Whether you're celebrating a wedding, birthday, anniversary, housewarming, or festival, our handcrafted collections offer gifts that are timeless, thoughtful, and made to be cherished. If you're gifting a loved one, we can also include a craft story tag with your order upon request, allowing you to share the story, heritage, and craftsmanship behind your gift.