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Pearl/Kemp Mala
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Online only -15%High-quality Gold Plated Kemp Peacock Three line Pearl Mala
G3PMHG0002High-quality Gold Plated Kemp Peacock Three line Pearl Mala for dances. This white pearl mala design with Kemp and Cz stone peacock pendant is an Imitation of traditional temple jewellery used for Indian classical dances. This piece of jewellery can be used for Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam and Kuchipudi dance or other Indian dance performances. After use,...
₹ 4,921.50 ₹ 5,790.00 -15%- -30%
Imitation Pearl Beads Long mala Dance Jewellery
C2DJFJ0002EThis Pearl mala design is a Imitation of traditional temple jewelry used for Indian classical dances. This piece of jewelry can be used for Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi dance or other Indian dance performances. After use, wrap it in a soft cloth.
₹ 315.00 ₹ 450.00 -30% - Online only -15%
Gold Plated RG Stone Peacock Three line Pearl Mala For...
G3PMHG0001This high quality gold plated three-line white pearl mala design with red and white stone peacock pendant is an Imitation of traditional temple jewellery used for Indian classical dances. This piece of jewellery can be used for Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam and Kuchipudi dance or other Indian dance performances. After use, wrap it in a soft cloth.
₹ 1,989.00 ₹ 2,340.00 -15%
Buy Kollam Supreme imitation and original temple Pearl Mala / Moti Haar / Muthu Malai and Kemp Long chain online for Indian Classical dances like Bharathanatyam, Mohiniyattam, Kuchipudi etc.. Original and artificial Kemp stone dollar pearl mala in various Peacock, Lakshmi, lotus designs
Pearl/Kemp Mala
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