Akalpa KeshBandh

In Greek mythology, the crescent moon is said to represent Selene, the feminine moon goddess and symbolises female empowerment. The moon also represents fertility and regeneration. Depiction of crescent moon in the form of jewellery was incredibly popular during the Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian eras. In Indian subcontinent as well moon in all forms have predominant importance in various aspect of our life. Antique Jewellery from these periods were saturated with secret messages, symbolism and sentiments. Chandrashila keshbandh is an attempt to recreate the antique masterpiece of the bygone era perfecting the art form of jewellery symbolism using foliage motifs, flowers and gems as a way of discretely commun…