Dhaga Darpan Earrings – Forest Mirror Cowrie Earrings – Overview
Dhaga darpan means “thread mirror” in Hindi, and that is how these earrings are built. Each earring is a long strip of four square mirrors stacked one above another, every mirror edged in deep forest-green thread on a dark base. Three white cowrie shells hang in a row from the bottom of each strip. They are handmade in India by Himavi Creation.
Product Features
- Four square mirrors stacked in a long strip on each earring
- Each mirror edged in deep forest-green thread
- Three white cowrie shells hanging from the base
- Dark base behind the mirrors
- Long, linear shape
- Sold as one pair
- Handmade in India
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Design | Four stacked square mirrors with hanging cowrie shells |
| Craft | Thread-edged mirror work |
| Colour | Forest Green, Silver, White |
| Package Includes | 1 Pair of Earrings |
| Occasion | Festive, Navratri, Indo-Western, Everyday Ethnic Wear |
| Country of Origin | India |
Care
- Store flat in a pouch so the mirrors are not knocked
- Keep away from water and perfume to protect the thread edging
Why Choose These Earrings
The design repeats a single unit — a thread-edged square mirror — four times, then finishes with shells, so the earrings read as a clean vertical line.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Dhaga Darpan mean?
It means “thread mirror” in Hindi.
How many mirrors are on each earring?
Four square mirrors, stacked in a strip.
What hangs from the bottom?
Three white cowrie shells on each earring.
What colour is the thread edging?
Deep forest green.
Where are they made?
They are handmade in India by Himavi Creation.
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