Antique Peasant Jewellery from Jaipur, Rajasthan.

JEWELLERY (PEASANT)

Antique Jewellery from the Jaipur Museum in Rajasthan. Charms, Necklace, Anklet worn by Young Children, Girls, Women and Men. Foot Ornament worn by Women from Gujarat.

1206 Charm, Tawiz ka Kathla, worn by Young Children and Girls.
1210 Necklace of Pearls and Stones, worn by Women in Rajputana (Rajasthan).
1330 Rudraksh and Gold Necklace, worn by Men in Rajputana.
1198 Necklace of Charms, Kathla, worn by Women,
1576 Foot Ornament, worn by Guzerati Women (Gujarat).
3080 Anklet. Jeypore (Jaipur).
2575 Anklet. North-West Provinces.
1572 Anklet. North-West Provinces.

Source: Handbook to the Jaipur Museum by Thomas Holbein Hendley. Printed by the Calcutta Central Press Company, Ltd. 1895.

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