Phulwari Hand-Painted 925 Sterling Silver Earrings | Multicolour Mughal Floral Teardrop Danglers

Painted by hand, inspired by the Mughal gardens.

Phulwari means a garden in full bloom, and that’s what these earrings are: a little garden you can wear.

On a soft ivory background, a delicate floral sprig is painted by hand. Coral-red and violet blossoms rise on slender emerald-green stems, in the style of the flowers carved into the marble walls of Mughal palaces. Every petal and leaf is painted freehand, so the two earrings match without being exact copies, which is the charm of real handwork.

The painting sits under a glossy finish, framed in 925 sterling silver with a border of granulated beads and a twisted wire edge. A single silver drop at the bottom adds a gentle sway.

They’re colourful, light and easy to wear, and the mix of colours goes with almost anything: a white chikankari kurta, a pastel saree, a summer dress, or denim and a crisp shirt. They’re a lovely gift for anyone who loves art, flowers and handmade things.

What makes it special:

• Hand-painted. Every flower is painted by hand, so no two pairs are alike.
• Mughal-inspired floral sprig in coral, violet and emerald
• 925 sterling silver frame with granulation and twisted wire detail
• Lightweight hook earrings, comfortable to wear all day
• Works with ethnic, Indo-western and boho outfits

Details:

• Metal: 925 sterling silver
• Artwork: hand-painted 
• Closure: hook (fish-hook ear wire)
• Length: 6.5 cm width 2.5 cm
• Weight:12 g (pair)
• Handcrafted in India

Care: Take them off before showering, swimming or applying perfume, because water and chemicals can fade the painting. Wipe only the silver with a soft dry cloth, and never rub or polish the painted area. Store flat in a pouch so the paint doesn’t get scratched.

Note: Every piece is painted by hand, so small differences in the brushwork are part of what makes it unique.