Introducing the "Viransha Bangle": This remarkable bracelet unveils a story of serendipity and discovery. It was found tucked away in an old chest, hidden amidst a trove of forgotten treasures in a quaint village of Madhya Pradesh in the early 19th Century. As the locals unearthed this relic from the past, whispers of its origins began to circulate. Some say it belonged to a noblewoman of the region, while others speculate it was worn by a revered queen centuries ago. Regardless of its past, the "Viransha Bangle" now emerges as a symbol of timeless elegance and cultural heritage, ready to adorn the wrists of those who appreciate its beauty and history.
Silver-wire, two-part, hinged armlet ( vauk ) made essentially of two uniformly bent wires held in place by soldered rings at top and bottom, ornamented at front with wirework strip and retaining screw.
