Festive Dokra Durga Shiuli Necklace Set

Step into the spirit of Durga Puja with this exclusive handmade Festive Dokra Durga Shiuli Necklace Set that fuses divinity and artistry. Crafted using the ancient Dokra lost-wax casting technique, the pendant features the powerful Maa Durga face surrounded by Shiuli flowers, a symbol of Bengal’s Sharodiya mornings.
What makes this piece unique is the hand-painted detailing with acrylic colours, enhancing the rustic Dokra texture with a festive vibrancy. The warm metallic shine combined with colourful highlights creates an elegant statement that pairs beautifully with sarees, kurtas, and Indo-fusion wear.
This necklace is not just jewellery — it’s a wearable piece of heritage, carrying the blessings of Maa Durga and the serenity of autumn blooms.

Key Features :
•Handmade Dokra Maa Durga face pendant
•Features Dokra Shiuli flowers around the pendant
•Acrylic hand-painting for vibrant festive finish
•Lightweight, rustic yet elegant design
•Comes with matching earrings

Material:
• Made from brass, bronze or copper alloys
• Polymer Clay
• Acrylic colours

Occasion & Style Note:
Perfect for Durga Puja rituals, Navratri nights, sindoor khela, cultural events, and festive celebrations. Works best with handloom sarees, silk drapes, or ethnic kurtas.

Technique:
• Lost wax casting
• Moulded Clay
• Hand engraving
• Patina finish for a vintage look.
• Varnish Polish for a glossy look

Quality Control:
• One by one thorough checking with ultra focus on detailed processing.
• Free from rust, anti-allergic, and safe for all skin types.
• Each stone is secured with a post and back closure.

Why choose Dokra Jewellery from Moner Moto? :
• At Moner Moto, we revive traditional Dokra art by blending it with festive symbolism. Each piece is handmade by artisans, ensuring durability, cultural depth, and unique character.

What is Dokra? :
Dokra is a 4,000-year-old non-ferrous metal casting craft using the lost-wax process. Practiced by tribal artisans of Bengal and Odisha, it is known for its rustic beauty, durability, and eco-friendliness.

About the Shiuli Flower Motif :
In Bengal, Shiuli flowers are the first sign of Sharodiya and Durga Puja. Here, artisans recreated them in Dokra brass, hand-painted with acrylic colours for extra detailing — a rare craft combination.

What is Polymer Clay? :
Polymer clay is a type of hardenable modeling clay based on the polymer polyvinyl chloride. It typically contains no clay minerals, but like mineral clay, a liquid is added to dry the particles, until it achieves gel-like working properties. Polymer clay can be used to make a variety of arts and crafts, especially folk crafts, toys for children and jewelry. Air dry formulations are sometimes referred to as self hardening polymer clay.

Health & Safety:
Polymer clay safety is the subject of concern regarding the long term effects. As it can be used as a toy or child care item or jewellery that comes in direct touch of the human body, it does not contain more than 0.1% of any harmful items that are restricted and banned by the Safety Regulatory Board. And these polymer clay products are non edible. These are strictly “NOT” labeled as “Food Safe”.

Packaging:
Comes in a handcrafted eco-friendly festive box, ideal for gifting.

Care Instructions:
• Avoid exposure to direct heat, water, perfume or other harsh chemicals.
• Clean it well with a soft dry cloth.
• Wear it last and keep it off first.
• Store separately it in zip-lock bag to prevent scratching.

Handcraft Disclaimer :
This Product has been made by hand and may have slight irregularities which are the natural outcome of human involvement in the making process.

Colour Disclaimer :
There might be a slight variation in the actual colour of the product due to different screen resolutions and displays. Dark colours may look lighter in direct light.

About Brand:
Moner Moto celebrates India’s handmade legacy by bringing together tribal craft, festive motifs, and artistic expression into jewellery. Each piece is thoughtfully created with love and meaning.