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Meet Asagi Maeda of Morning Yellow

06/04/2021 by Divya 2 Comments

asagi maeda box jewellery

It has been years since I wrote the Let’s Meet column and thought that it would be fun to bring it back. I begin this edition with an interview with Narrative Art Jewellery Maker Asagi Maeda a.k.a Morning yellow. One of my favourite everyday things to do on Instagram is to scroll through my feed […]

Filed Under: art jewelry, interview, Jewellery, jewellery design as career, jewelry making, lets meet, narrative jewellery Tagged With: Design, feature, jewelry

Female forms in jewellery

16/03/2021 by Divya 2 Comments

Female forms in jewellery

International Women’s day (IWD) is celebrated every year on March 8th as a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. It is also a day to look at issues of women from less advantaged backgrounds, uplift and support them. The United states of America observes the entire month of March […]

Filed Under: art jewelry, beaded jewellery, dokra, Marabu, resin jewelry, women in jewellery Tagged With: culture, women

How I make my kolam necklaces

06/03/2021 by Divya 6 Comments

Couple of months ago, Sapthavarna Creations, an UK based firm, conducted an online kolam Contest, Kolothsavam. I participated in it and entered my kolam necklaces under Kolam crafts section and won the prize – a small trophy in outside UK category. I have been making kolam jewellery for my brand, Sayuri since 2017. Therefore, its […]

Filed Under: art jewelry, beaded jewellery, DIY, indian jewelry, kolam jewelry, resin jewelry, tutorial Tagged With: art, DIY, jewelry, kolam, tutorial

Therukoothu necklaces

19/02/2021 by Divya 2 Comments

Therukoothu digital print in square bezel

While working on the Marabu collection, I wanted to touch on several folk dance and theatre performances of Tamil Nadu. Karagattam, Poikaal Kudirai and mayilaatam (peacock dance) were at the top of my list. I used the karagattam illustration extensively in the labelling and promotional collaterals. however, I could not make jewellery out of it […]

Filed Under: art jewelry, beaded jewellery, dance jewelry, festive decoration, festive jewellery, folk influence, indian jewelry, Marabu, resin jewelry, Therukoothu Tagged With: art, culture, dance costume, dance jewellery, Indian Culture

Marapachi doll necklaces

14/02/2021 by Divya 2 Comments

Marapachi doll necklaces

Maram means wood in Tamil, thus Marapachi bommai are dolls or playthings made out of wood. These hand carved dolls are made without palm or feet with a little ornamentation. An average dolls represents a human – male or female. However, there are also wooden dolls that look like Gods and Goddesses.  In many states […]

Filed Under: art jewelry, dolls, indian jewelry, Marabu, marapachi, resin jewelry Tagged With: culture, History, Indian Culture, jewelry

Poikaal Kudirai dance necklaces

09/02/2021 by Divya 4 Comments

Poikkal Kudirai

The words Poikaal Kudirai translated to English stands for “fake leg horse.” During this performance the dancers wear a shell that resembles the body of a horse, and stand on wooden stilts.  In this post, I want to present Poikaal Kudirai dance necklaces from my Marabu collection inspired by this colourful and joyous dance form. […]

Filed Under: art jewelry, beaded jewellery, dance jewelry, folk influence, indian jewelry, Marabu Tagged With: colour, dance costume, dance jewellery, Indian Culture, jewelry

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I am Divya – a Fashion and Jewellery Designer, Design Educator, a culturista, and blogger. This Blog, Jewels of Sayuri, is an extension of not just my brand Sayuri, but also my personality. Write to me at jewelsofsayuri(at)gmail(dot)com for collaborations, promotions and partnerships.
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