Gajapati Silver Brooch pin by MOHA
Diameter: 1.6 cm
Weight: 3.5 gm
Material: 92.5 Sterling Silver with 22Ct Gold Plating
Brooch Pin back side push Material: Brass
गजपति: Form revived from very Rare गजपति i.e. Elephant coin
Gajapati silver brooch pin is a part of a special collection inspired by rare old coins, reviving a forgotten piece of history. And is a perfect addition to Moha's new Men's Accessories.
A Symbol of the Gangas
Elephant was the symbol of the ‘Gangas’. Western Gangas with capital Talkad which is modern Karnataka (Mysore). Earlier Ganga was a feudatory of a strong Empire Rashtrakutas but with the decline of Rashtrakutas, Ganga Dynasty declared themselves an independent Kingdom and King Konganivarman Madhava is considered as the founder of it. Despite a small empire they had a strong hold in Deccan region.
A Piece of History
This coin was likely introduced around 1080 AD when the Ganga Dynasty emerged from Chola domination. The intricate details on the pendant showcase the artistry and craftsmanship of the era.
Obverse: A Symbol of Abundance
The obverse side of the coin, depicted on the pendant, features an elephant standing facing right and chewing sugarcane, which is a symbol of abundance and prosperity. And was considered a significant agricultural product in the region.
Style Guide
The Gajapati Silver Brooch pin is a tangible connection to the past that can be styled to suit any age. Dress it up with formal wear for a perfect sophisticated look.
Please note: Dimensions and weight are approximate; slight variations may occur. Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Care Instructions: Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. Store the product in a tightly sealed zip-lock bag after each use.
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Gajapati Silver Brooch pin by MOHA
Diameter: 1.6 cm
Weight: 3.5 gm
Material: 92.5 Sterling Silver with 22Ct Gold Plating
Brooch Pin back side push Material: Brass
गजपति: Form revived from very Rare गजपति i.e. Elephant coin
Gajapati silver brooch pin is a part of a special collection inspired by rare old coins, reviving a forgotten piece of history. And is a perfect addition to Moha's new Men's Accessories.
A Symbol of the Gangas
Elephant was the symbol of the ‘Gangas’. Western Gangas with capital Talkad which is modern Karnataka (Mysore). Earlier Ganga was a feudatory of a strong Empire Rashtrakutas but with the decline of Rashtrakutas, Ganga Dynasty declared themselves an independent Kingdom and King Konganivarman Madhava is considered as the founder of it. Despite a small empire they had a strong hold in Deccan region.
A Piece of History
This coin was likely introduced around 1080 AD when the Ganga Dynasty emerged from Chola domination. The intricate details on the pendant showcase the artistry and craftsmanship of the era.
Obverse: A Symbol of Abundance
The obverse side of the coin, depicted on the pendant, features an elephant standing facing right and chewing sugarcane, which is a symbol of abundance and prosperity. And was considered a significant agricultural product in the region.
Style Guide
The Gajapati Silver Brooch pin is a tangible connection to the past that can be styled to suit any age. Dress it up with formal wear for a perfect sophisticated look.
Please note: Dimensions and weight are approximate; slight variations may occur. Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Care Instructions: Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. Store the product in a tightly sealed zip-lock bag after each use.
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Description
Diameter: 1.6 cm
Weight: 3.5 gm
Material: 92.5 Sterling Silver with 22Ct Gold Plating
Brooch Pin back side push Material: Brass
गजपति: Form revived from very Rare गजपति i.e. Elephant coin
Gajapati silver brooch pin is a part of a special collection inspired by rare old coins, reviving a forgotten piece of history. And is a perfect addition to Moha's new Men's Accessories.
A Symbol of the Gangas
Elephant was the symbol of the ‘Gangas’. Western Gangas with capital Talkad which is modern Karnataka (Mysore). Earlier Ganga was a feudatory of a strong Empire Rashtrakutas but with the decline of Rashtrakutas, Ganga Dynasty declared themselves an independent Kingdom and King Konganivarman Madhava is considered as the founder of it. Despite a small empire they had a strong hold in Deccan region.
A Piece of History
This coin was likely introduced around 1080 AD when the Ganga Dynasty emerged from Chola domination. The intricate details on the pendant showcase the artistry and craftsmanship of the era.
Obverse: A Symbol of Abundance
The obverse side of the coin, depicted on the pendant, features an elephant standing facing right and chewing sugarcane, which is a symbol of abundance and prosperity. And was considered a significant agricultural product in the region.
Style Guide
The Gajapati Silver Brooch pin is a tangible connection to the past that can be styled to suit any age. Dress it up with formal wear for a perfect sophisticated look.
Please note: Dimensions and weight are approximate; slight variations may occur. Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Care Instructions: Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. Store the product in a tightly sealed zip-lock bag after each use.
