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Friday Favourites: Brooches and Rings from Naksha

 Hello, hello,

It is another Friday, not that these days it matters what day of the week it is, but it still merits some kind of celebration!

I'll be sharing some beautiful brooches and rings that I recently ordered from Naksha, a little woman-run enterprise on Instagram. 

In the past year, we have, especially, bought only from small businesses and, more so, from women-owned small businesses. It is our way of helping these businesses survive the pandemic. 

Anyhoodles, let's get to the beautiful stuff! 




First up is this ring. It features a woman and a bird surrounded by frangipani blooms. Isn't it lovely?! 





Next up is this Gulmohur brooch. Gulmohur, also known as The Flame of the Forest, reminds me of home as the lane leading up to our home in Bombay is lined with Gulmohur trees, which would all be in bloom right now! 





This is the ubiquitous Palash. A flower that is synonymous with spring in West Bengal. It is one of the flowers offered to Goddess Saraswati (the Goddess of Knowledge) on the occasion of Basant Panchami. 



Another floral ring- a hibiscus! Who doesn't love these vibrant flowers?! We have them growing on our terrace and we live for when these are in bloom! 


Hope you enjoyed a little peek at these beautiful rings and brooches!

Have a good weekend, guys! 


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