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MJD0014
SKU: 8F54E9ED
Lakshmi kasula danda
₹699.00
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Design: Features multiple gold-toned coins (Kasu) embossed with the sitting form of Goddess Lakshmi, paired with faceted black beads. Cultural Significance: Inspired by traditional South Indian jewelry styles (such as Kasu Mala / Mangalsutra variations), combining aesthetic charm with traditional symbolism. Symbolism: Goddess Lakshmi represents wealth, fortune, and prosperity, while black bead strands are traditionally worn for protection and elegance.
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Product Description
Goddess Lakshmi Coins (Kasu): The centerpiece of this design is a series of gold-toned circular coin pendants, traditionally known as kasu. Each coin features an embossed motif of Goddess Lakshmi seated on a lotus flower, holding lotus blossoms in her upper hands while displaying the Abhaya Mudra (blessing/protection gesture) and Varada Mudra (boon-granting gesture).
Black Crystal Beads: Interspersed between the metallic gold accents are faceted black beads (often glass or crystal) that reflect light to create a subtle shimmer against the vivid backdrop.
Gold-Plated Loops & Caps: Each coin pendant is linked to the beaded strand via textured gold-toned bail caps, adding a polished, decorative touch to the connections.
Cultural Significance & Symbolism
Representation of Prosperity: Goddess Lakshmi is revered in Hindu tradition as the deity of wealth, fortune, abundance, and auspiciousness. Wearing coin jewelry engraved with her image signifies invoking her blessings.
Warding Off Negativity: In South Indian tradition, black beads (similar to those used in Mangalsutra or Nallapusalu design) are traditionally believed to offer protective qualities against negative energies or the evil eye (drishti).
Blend of Tradition & Elegance: The combination of black beads with gold coins marries the traditional charm of South Indian heritage jewelry (Kasu Mala) with a contemporary, wearable daily-use aesthetic.
Style & Usage
Occasions: Ideal for traditional festivals (such as Diwali, Varalakshmi Vratam, or Navratri), temple visits, weddings, and cultural celebrations.
Pairing: Complements traditional ethnic outfits like Kanjeevaram sarees, silk Kurtis, half-sarees, and lehengas. It can be worn as a subtle statement piece on its own or layered with longer gold chains for a richer, festive look.
Black Crystal Beads: Interspersed between the metallic gold accents are faceted black beads (often glass or crystal) that reflect light to create a subtle shimmer against the vivid backdrop.
Gold-Plated Loops & Caps: Each coin pendant is linked to the beaded strand via textured gold-toned bail caps, adding a polished, decorative touch to the connections.
Cultural Significance & Symbolism
Representation of Prosperity: Goddess Lakshmi is revered in Hindu tradition as the deity of wealth, fortune, abundance, and auspiciousness. Wearing coin jewelry engraved with her image signifies invoking her blessings.
Warding Off Negativity: In South Indian tradition, black beads (similar to those used in Mangalsutra or Nallapusalu design) are traditionally believed to offer protective qualities against negative energies or the evil eye (drishti).
Blend of Tradition & Elegance: The combination of black beads with gold coins marries the traditional charm of South Indian heritage jewelry (Kasu Mala) with a contemporary, wearable daily-use aesthetic.
Style & Usage
Occasions: Ideal for traditional festivals (such as Diwali, Varalakshmi Vratam, or Navratri), temple visits, weddings, and cultural celebrations.
Pairing: Complements traditional ethnic outfits like Kanjeevaram sarees, silk Kurtis, half-sarees, and lehengas. It can be worn as a subtle statement piece on its own or layered with longer gold chains for a richer, festive look.
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