Jharokha Pendant Blue

Truna - The Golden Way Handcrafted grass jewellery !!

• The locally known Kaincha is a wild grass found in many riverside villages of Jagatsinghpur and Kendrapara districts of Odisha.
• It grows to a height of about 5-6 feet and the inflorescent stick, which appears after the monsoon, is used for weaving.
• As the grass dries, it changes color from pale greento mild yellow to golden yellow.
• This is where the craft derives its name. The origin of this craft, as it is in the case of other arts and crafts, is centuries old. Since generations, golden grass items like bowls, fans and mats have been used as utility items in many parts of the
  state.
• Now-a-days, golden grass is making waves and more andmore city dwellers are discovering
  the beauty of its products as theyare eco-friendly, biodegradable and reduce the use of plastic.
• Artisans : Women Artisans from Kendrapara District of Odisha

Golden Grass + Copper Enamel

7 cm x 3 cm,
Chord = 40 cm adjustable

• Do not wash. Wipe with dry or wet cloth.
• Do not keep in direct sunlight.
• Clean with mild disinfectant occasionally to increase product longetivity.
• In case of breakage, dispose naturally as product is biodegradable.

• Our shipping is PLASTIC- FREE & ZERO WASTE.
• You have a 7-day window to request a return after receiving your item. For eligibility, the item must be in its original condition, unused, with intact tags and packaging. You can start the return process from your account on Ecolo.
• If your return is approved, we'll furnish you with a return shipping label and detailed instructions for sending the package. Upon arrival at our facility, our quality team will review the contents. Once approved, we'll initiate your refund. Please allow up to 10 working days for the refund process to be completed.
• We only facilitate returns for items that are defective or were incorrectly shipped.

Our unique handmade pieces may vary slightly