â€She is an epitome of free spirit .. Like a bird on its maiden flight .. who knows no limit ..
She often gets mad .. but cheers you up when you are sad .. She adds colors to your life which you thought life never had ..
Her profound sensibilities are for her\’s to keep .. Like a fish swimming in the water down so deep ..
Foster her and she\’ll bloom like a lily .. Mock her and she\’ll burn you down like a chilly ..
Hold her tight and let go of all your fears .. Look into her eyes for they\’re god\’s own mirrors ..
She can be what she wants to be .. A reflection of true womanhood ..just let her be !!
Presenting \’Pratibimb\’ .. Woman and her many avatars ..
Come celebrate womanhood with our new and exciting range of accessories!
An age old craft of mirror work, has been revived through design to create an eccentric new collection of embellishes. Each piece is hand embroidered with mirrors, which brings you closer to the reflection of true Indian womanhood. These beautiful pieces are individually handcrafted out of colorful leftover fabrics and mirrors. Nature inspired shapes of mirrors beautifully engineered into jewellery, bring out the aesthetics of folk in your ensembles. These lightweight trinkets go very well with Indian formals as well as casuals.
Dimension : 7*1 cm
Upcycled earrings hand crafted with leftover fabric, mirror, glass beads, silk thread brass hooks and lots of creativity
Care Instructions : Spot-Cleaning only. Store in a separate box. Keep away from fragrance and water.
All Ba No Batwo products are upcycled and handcrafted with utmost sincerity and care however due to delicate nature of work and human association, there may be slight discrepancies in the shape/ size/ texture and can not be considered as defects.
Country of Origin - India
ABOUT Ba No Batwo
WHO ARE WE?
We are a bunch of creatures that absolutely adore and Respect both our biological as well as our ecological mother (Maa aur Dharti Maa). We are inspired by our mother craft and vision for re-creating beautiful things out of trash and converting them into a treasure (they call it up-cycling these days ... well ... Indian mothers have been doing that for ages)
Driven by ancient Indian school of thought which encourages us to live a sustainable life, our motto is to; Restore, revive, retain and re-interpret this thought by following three simple ˜sutra's ; reduce, reuse, ...
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