Minimal Handmade Gudgudi Pot Design Brass Earrings | 22K Gold Plated

• Inspired by the Gudgudi, a traditional huqqa form that emerged under Mughal Emperor Akbar, these earrings celebrate a bygone era of artistry and elegance.
• Their design draws from 17th-century miniature paintings where the graceful Surahi often appeared as a symbol of refinement.
• Delicately sculpted in terracotta and paired with gold-plated brass, they capture the harmony of earth and opulence.
• Each piece is meticulously handcrafted, transforming historical motifs into minimal wearable art.
• Reflecting Kabbish’s ethos, these earrings bridge the past and present through craftsmanship, culture, and contemporary form.

Materials Used: Brass & Terracotta

Dimensions (L x W x H): 4.5 × 1.5 cm

Drop Length: 1 cm

Weight: 6 g

Tagging Type: Danglers - Earrings

Occasion: Festive - Surahi

Lightweight: Yes

1 x Pair of Earrings

Take Care To Keep The Jewellery Away From Loations, Makeup And Fragrances.
Store Each Piece Of Jewellery Separately In The Box Received With The Purchase.
Your Jewellery Should Be The Last Thing You Put On And The First Thing You Take Off While Getting Ready.
Please Do Not Use Any Cleaning Agent On A Pot And The Metal Part Of The Jewellery.
Clean The Surface With A Dry Or Mild Damp Cloth To Regain The Luster.
Being The Miniature Form.
The Pots Are Strong Enough But The Property Of Clay Remain Same.Delicate Hand Crafted.
Handle With Care.