Karawan's INDIRA collection is made in a studio in India. There, 30 women work to create this unique jewelry in brass. You will find a very refined mix of traditional and contemporary designs in the INDIRA collection. Beautiful jewellery, which requires the perfect mastery of the traditional technique, but always remains unique.
The jewelry is based on authentic jewelry from the state of Odisha. This tribal jewelry has been made for more than 5000 years according to the 'lost wax method', also known as 'dohkra'. The brass jewelry from the INDIRA collection is also made according to this age-old technique, so that each piece of jewelry is unique.
It is exceptional that the Karawan studio uses 5000 years old knowledge . Because the knowledge is only found in secluded regions of India. Thanks to this workshop, Karawan can keep the old knowledge alive.
Each piece of brass jewelry is handcrafted by a craftsman at Karawan. Important: The workshop in which the jewelry is made complies with the prescribed rules of the ILO (International Labor Organisation). More than that, Karawan ensures that every employee is treated properly and works in a respectful environment. The prescribed rules of the ILO: Read more about the 'lost-wax method'...
Karawan uses the 'lost-wax method' to make a jewel
The Karawan workshop is a respectful workshop
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