TANISHQ EMBRACES THE SPIRIT OF DIWALI: ‘DHAROHAR’ COLLECTION REKINDLES INDIA’S TIMELESS TRADITIONS.

Bhubaneswar, 30th October 2023 ( Pratyusha Bureau): As the enchanting festival of lights, Diwali, draws near, Tanishq, India’s premier jewelry brand, embarks on a magical journey that delves deep into the heart of the glorious past. Introducing the ‘Dharohar’ collection, Tanishq pays a heartfelt tribute to the timeless charm of heirloom artifacts from an era long gone by, beautifully weaving a connection between the old and new lega ging generations with sense of heritage and nostalgia. ‘Dharohar’ is more than just a collection, it is a celebration of the heart-warming narratives that have shaped the magnificent past. It is a testament to the traditions handed down through generations, from treasured family recipes to cherished memories that define who we are. With ‘Dharohar,’ Tanishq introduces a new chapter in the stories of old. The ‘Dharohar’ collection seamlessly combines tradition with a touch of modernity. It highlights unique designs and captivating craftsmanship, preserving the essence of our glorious past while crafting its own legacy. This collection features a wide range of Plain Gold, Vintage and Kundanjewellery designs, each piece paying homage to the Tanishq woman, the true custodian of legacies. She is the custodian of legacies and a torchbearer of family tra tions. The ‘Dharohar’ collection highlights the exceptional craftsmanship of skilled artisans, or karigars, who breathe life into each exquisite jewellery piece. From intricate chandak work to rare badhroom techniques, stunning rasrawa, and delicate filigireecraftsmanship, ‘Dharohar’ echoes the opulence of tradition in every piece. Among the standout pieces in this hero collection are a magnificent choker necklace set adorned with thappa work, a regal necklace set featuring intricate filigree work, an opulently classic set with kundan inlay work, and a marvellous turquoise badhroom pattern set, along with several others necklace sets, bangles, bracelets and fingerings.