Holi is a festival born in India and Nepal centuries ago to celebrate life, rebirth, the triumph of good over evil. Even today the Holi Fest is celebrated during the spring equinox and symbolizes the beginning of a new phase of life, the meeting with others and the desire to laugh and forget the sorrows. In this party the impalpable colors of the Holi Fest mix in the air giving life to new forms full of joy and hope for what is to come.
Holi
Candy version: Three-strand necklace with tumbled stones of beryl morganite and large pendant in perforated fuchsia Burma Jade. Cups in brushed bronze, crystals and golden brass chain.
Turmeric version: Three-strand necklace with spheres of smooth apatite and large pendant in ocher colored perforated Burma Jade. Cups in brushed bronze, crystals and golden brass chain.
Licorice version: Three-strand necklace with spheres in cherry quartz and large pendant in perforated black Burma Jade. Cups in brushed bronze, crystals and golden brass chain.
Paprika version: Three-strand necklace with tumbled amethyst stones and large dark red perforated Burma Jade pendant. Cups in brushed bronze, crystals and golden brass chain.
Vanilla version: Three-strand necklace with smooth multicolor sphere tourmaline and large pendant in cream perforated Burma Jade. Cups in brushed bronze, crystals and golden brass chain.