Made of gold, brass, and sometimes silver too, meenakari earringsare aesthetic handicrafts which have long, colorful minute work. The technique of Meenakari dates back thousands of years and is an ancient technique for enamelling metal surfaces with colorful designs. It originated in Rajasthan, India.
The work of making Meenakari earrings includes the laying of enamels on a piece of metal before firing the piece to achieve a glossy finish. The particular combinations of hues that could be red, greenish, bluish, and gold are in each piece, making them unique art.
Course, Meenakari earrings are a big hit with ethnic outfits such as sarees and lehengas, especially at traditional Indian weddings, and festivals. They are available in a variety of styles, ranging from jhumkas , american diamond jewellery to studs and even the more dramatic chandbali. What makes this piece one of the most beloved accessories is its timeless appeal and rich cultural heritage-a hallmark of exquisite artistry and craftsmanship that has earned a stature in Indian culture.
