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Rajasthan Traditional Jewellery: In Rajasthani culture, armlets are not just jewellery, but are considered a symbol of tradition, faith and identity. Made of gold, silver, kundan and pearls, this arm ornament has been the pride of queens, dancers and warriors since ancient times. Wearing it enhances beauty, protects from negative energy and is considered a blessing of auspiciousness. Even today, Bajuband is very popular in modern design in weddings, Bharatnatyam and festive looks, the demand for which is continuously increasing.
In Rajasthani culture, jewelery is not just a means of decoration but also a symbol of tradition, identity and faith. Among these jewellery, Bajuband is a traditional jewellery, which has been proudly worn by princesses, dancers, brides and warriors for centuries. Even today this jewelery remains a special part of tradition and female beauty. A bracelet is a decorative band-like ornament, usually made of gold, silver or other metals. Sometimes it is also decorated with precious gems, pearls and carvings. It is worn on the upper arm, hence it makes any traditional look more royal and beautiful.
The armband is worn on the biceps (upper arm). In ancient times it was worn in both hands, but nowadays women wear it in one hand also. Dancers and female dancers wear it in classical dance, especially Bharatanatyam, due to which it became popular all over the world. Be it the bride’s makeup or the dance stage, the armlet displays the depth and beauty of culture in every form. Its demand is increasing in modern fashion, and it has again become one of the favorite jewelery of women.
There are many cultural and spiritual beliefs behind wearing armlets in Rajasthani society. Worn to enhance beauty and aura. It is said that wearing an armlet enhances a woman’s aura and adds a special charm to her personality. There is a belief regarding armlet jewelery that wearing it protects from negative energy. According to old beliefs, the armlet protects the body from negative energies. It is considered auspicious to wear it especially on auspicious occasions, festivals and marriages.
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It is said in many mythological beliefs that wearing an armlet on the upper arm balances the energy of the body and keeps the spiritual power stable. Therefore it is considered an important part of Solah Shringaar. It was considered a symbol of warriors and heroes. In ancient times, male warriors also wore armlets, because it was considered a symbol of strength, courage and victory.
The tradition of wearing armlets is very ancient. Kings, queens and gods and goddesses are depicted wearing armlets in Assyrian art, ancient Indian sculptures, temple walls, and Rajasthani folk culture. This shows that this jewelery has been a part of our attire for thousands of years.
Nowadays armlets are available in many types of designs. Rajasthani and Marwari carved bangles, traditional bangles with beads, kundan and polki set bangles, trendy bangles with silver and oxidised finish and modern bangles with floral, petal or bell-buta designs are popular. This jewelery has again become very popular today in weddings, mehendi, sangeet and photography shoots.
Even in the changing times of fashion, the demand for armlets is continuously increasing. Brides give it a special place in their bridal look. Dance artists consider it an essential part of their costume. Along with this, it is being considered as trending jewelery in festive and traditional photoshoots. A stylish and budget-friendly range of bangles is easily available in online markets, jewelery stores and designer boutiques. Due to which its demand is increasing.
