Odissi and its jewellery have taken the global stage

Art in Motion:

Jewellery as visual art: Mirrors temple carvings and mythic imagery.

Accompaniment to movement: Earrings, necklaces, and bangles flow with the dancer, emphasizing posture and rhythm.

Spiritual symbols: The Tahiya evokes mountaintop temples; the waist belt represents the union of divine and earthly realms.

🌍 Today’s Relevance: A Living Legacy

Odissi and its jewellery have taken the global stage—most recently:

Dona Ganguly (renowned Odissi artist) led the first-ever Indian Classical Dance workshop at the University of Cambridge, sharing cultural richness with international audiences.

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This milestone underscores the global appeal and growing recognition of classical Indian art forms and their jewellery traditions.

With SilverOdishi, we carry this legacy forward—honoring artisans and celebrating the profound beauty of Odisha’s craft.

Celebrate the dance. Adorn the heritage. Carry the legacy.