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Sari Jewellery – Colourful Indian Craftsmanship

MASALA sari jewellery is produced through Project Toucan, with which Masala collaborates.

The project employs approximately 500 women in low-income Indian villages, who work from home.

Toucan's mission is to empower women by offering fair wages and creating beautiful, high-quality, handmade, and unique accessories.

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Vintage sari bracelet
Vintage sari bracelet Sale price75,00 kr
Vintage sari bracelet, green
Vintage sari bracelet, green Sale price75,00 kr
Vintage sari bracelet, pink
Vintage sari bracelet, pink Sale price75,00 kr
Sari earrings
Sari earrings Sale price95,00 kr
Sari necklace with two tassels
Sari necklace with two tassels Sale price195,00 kr

Sari jewellery – colourful Indian craftsmanship

Our sari jewellery combines Indian textile tradition with creative upcycling. The jewellery is made from fabric from colourful Indian saris, which are given new life in the form of decorative beads, bracelets, necklaces and earrings. The many colours and patterns give each piece of jewellery its own personal expression.

Jewellery created from sari textiles

Indian saris are known for their beautiful colours, patterns and textures. By using sari fabric for jewellery, even smaller pieces of textile can be given a new function instead of going to waste. The fabric is shaped around the beads, creating the characteristic textile surface that makes sari jewellery so special.

Colours and patterns naturally vary from piece to piece. This is precisely part of the charm – small variations tell the story of the material and make each piece of jewellery personal.

Indian jewellery with colour and personality

MASALA sari jewellery is perfect for those who love colours, craftsmanship and accessories that stand out from mass-produced jewellery. Use a single sari bracelet as a small splash of colour, or combine several pieces of jewellery for a more vibrant and personal look.

With sari jewellery, traditional Indian textiles can live on in a new form – from sari to a colourful piece of jewellery with its own unique story.