About Us

– What we believe in –

Welcome to Wriddhi Art Studio, where we’re passionate about creating unique, handcrafted terracotta jewelry that reflects the beauty and diversity of our Indian heritage.

At Wriddhi Art Studio, we understand that our customers are looking for something special, something that tells a story and captures the essence of their individual style. That’s why we take great pride in creating one-of-a-kind pieces that can’t be found anywhere else

.Daily Wear Jewellery refers to lightweight, comfortable, and durable jewellery pieces that can be worn every day. These pieces are designed to be minimal yet stylish, complementing both casual and formal outfits.

Types of Daily Wear Jewellery:

  1. Stud Earrings – Small, elegant, and perfect for everyday use.
  2. Hoop Earrings – Simple yet chic, available in different sizes.
  3. Minimalist Necklaces – Delicate chains with small pendants or charms.
  4. Bracelets & Bangles – Sleek metal, beaded, or thread bracelets for a subtle touch.
  5. Rings – Simple bands or stackable rings for a trendy look.
  6. Anklets – Lightweight chain or beaded anklets for a stylish touch.
  7. Terracotta or Resin Jewellery – Eco-friendly and artistic for casual wear.

Materials Suitable for Daily Wear:

✔ Gold & Silver – Durable and hypoallergenic.
✔ Stainless Steel – Affordable, rust-resistant, and stylish.
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Each piece of jewelry in our collection is handcrafted by skilled artisans, using traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. Our team of craftsmen and women carefully mold, shape, and paint each piece to create a stunning finished product that’s as unique as the person wearing it.

We believe that terracotta jewelry is more than just an accessory – it’s a piece of art that reflects the beauty of Indian culture. That’s why we take great care to ensure that every piece we create is authentic, beautiful, and truly special.

Handmade jewelry refers to unique, handcrafted pieces created by artisans without mass production techniques. These pieces often feature materials like beads, metals, gemstones, clay, terracotta, resin, and wire.

Are you looking for specific information about handmade jewelry, such as design ideas, marketing tips, or material recommendations?

Could you clarify what you mean by “jewellery handle”? Are you referring to:

  1. Social Media Handle – A username for your handmade jewellery brand on Instagram, Facebook, or other platforms.
  2. Jewellery Display Handle – A holder or stand for displaying jewellery.
  3. Jewellery Bag Handle – A handle for packaging or carrying jewellery.

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Traditional jewellery refers to jewellery designs that are deeply rooted in cultural and historical heritage. These pieces often feature intricate craftsmanship, symbolic motifs, and materials like gold, silver, gemstones, pearls, and enamel work.

Types of Traditional Jewellery in India:

  1. Kundan Jewellery – Originating from Rajasthan, made with gold foil and gemstones.
  2. Meenakari Jewellery – Enamel-painted jewellery, known for vibrant colors.
  3. Temple Jewellery – Inspired by South Indian temple art, featuring deities and intricate carvings.
  4. Polki Jewellery – Uncut diamond jewellery with a rich, royal appeal.
  5. Jadau Jewellery – Mughal-era technique involving embedded stones in gold.
  6. Terracotta Jewellery – Clay-based, eco-friendly, and painted with ethnic designs.
  7. Filigree Jewellery – Intricate silver or gold wirework, popular in Odisha and West Bengal.
  8. Navratna Jewellery – Featuring nine gemstones representing celestial elements.

Would you like suggestions on traditional jewellery designs, marketing ideas, or suppliers?

Handicraft jewellery refers to handmade jewellery crafted using traditional techniques and materials, often reflecting cultural heritage and artisanal skills. These pieces are unique, eco-friendly, and made from materials like clay, wood, glass, metal, beads, fabric, resin, and natural stones.

Types of Handicraft Jewellery:

  1. Terracotta Jewellery – Made from baked clay, featuring ethnic and tribal designs.
  2. Beaded Jewellery – Crafted using colorful beads, often woven into intricate patterns.
  3. Dhokra Jewellery – Brass or bronze jewellery made using ancient lost-wax casting.
  4. Wooden Jewellery – Eco-friendly jewellery carved from wood, often hand-painted.
  5. Thread & Fabric Jewellery – Made using silk threads, cotton, or jute for a vibrant, lightweight look.
  6. Resin Jewellery – Modern and artistic, made by embedding flowers, glitter, or pigments in resin.
  7. Shell & Bone Jewellery – Inspired by tribal art, crafted from seashells, bones, and natural materials.
  8. Mirror Work Jewellery – Features small mirrors embedded in fabric or metal, common in Indian and Afghan designs.

Why Choose Handicraft Jewellery?

✔ Unique and artistic
✔ Eco-friendly and sustainable
✔ Supports local artisans and traditional craftsmanship
✔ Lightweight and comfortable to wear

We’re committed to using only the highest quality materials in our jewelry, including locally-sourced terracotta clay and natural paints. This not only ensures that our pieces are stunning to look at, but also environmentally friendly and sustainable.

At Wriddhi Art Studio, we’re dedicated to providing our customers with exceptional service and a shopping experience that’s as unique as our jewelry. We’re always happy to answer any questions you may have about our products or the creative process behind them.

Thank you for choosing Wriddhi Art Studio. We’re honored to be a part of your jewelry collection and look forward to sharing our passion for terracotta jewelry with you.