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Chinar Leaf Jewellery Design
Chinar is Booune in the Kashmiri language because the Chinar tree is an essential part of Kashmiri culture. The chinar tree represents the holiness and respect of Kashmir for its prevalence and vivid history. Akbar introduced the Chinar in 1586, and he arranged for the planting of about 1200 Booune trees near the sacred shrine of Hazratbal. The next autumn, the leaves of the Chinar tree changed to red, a beautiful blazing colour. From then on, the tree was called Chinar and has been considered a characteristic emblem of Kashmir.
With grandeur beauty, enchanting serenity, and vibrant traditional culture, Kashmir boasts unique designs and jewellery techniques. The state of Kashmir excels in the production of silver and gold. The unique ideas for making gold and silver jewellery are very traditional. Hence, it's difficult to copy the adorable designs and styles of Kashmir ornaments. Kashmiri artisans making their traditional jewellery like Kalka, the arabesque, the rosette, and chinar leaf shapes are famous worldwide.
The chinar leaf design is one of the most valuable, unique, and exciting patterns echoing the classic Kashmir culture's intricacy.
Popular Kashmiri Chinar-leaf design ornaments include:
Chinar Necklace
Chinar Earrings
Chinar Ring
Chinar Necklace
Chinar Pendant
