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and borrows from traditional Balinese patterns seen on temple doors
It is from 'Rhythm-Rawa-Riyaz' - the second chapter of 'Kutcheri' - Dvibhumi's continuing musical story
They are inspired by the form and features of the Tanpura - the four-stringed drone accompaniment - a constant companion of Indian Classical Music vocalists
Brass with gold plating
'Belan' Danglers Daily wear and borrows from traditional BalineseIN STOCK SHIPS WORLDWIDE WITHIN 8 12 BUSINESS DAYS Designer's note "Miniatures evoke fondness. I designed this one, not as a decorative accessory, but along the lines of a souvenir a personal and commemorative piece that may pique the interest of a curious observer. In its approach it does not deviate much from the form of the functional belan (Indian rolling pin). When worn, 'Belan' has a wonderfully smooth and reflective surface with handsome
