Oxidised Bormala Bangles

Description

Oxidised Kolhapuri Bormala Bangles are traditional Indian bangles inspired by Kolhapuri tribal jewelry, featuring an oxidised (antique metal) finish and bormala-style detailing for an ethnic, timeless look.

What It Is

• Kolhapuri style: Rooted in the jewelry traditions of Kolhapur (Maharashtra) — known for bold, artistic, and handcrafted metal work.

• Bormala detail: Bormala generally refers to ornate, bead-like, dome-shaped or floral motifs often found in Maharashtrian jewelry. In bangles this can mean raised designs, granulation, or small embossed elements.

• Oxidised finish: A darkened silver or metal alloy look, giving the bangles a vintage, tribal charm.

Key Features

✔ Oxidised silver or metal alloy
✔ Traditional motifs and engraving
✔ Bormala-inspired embellishments — beads, domes, textured patterns
✔ Typically worn in pairs (sets)
✔ Can be plain oxidised or with minimal stone/bead accents

Style & Pairing

These bangles go beautifully with:

• Traditional Maharashtrian outfits: Nauvari Saree, Paithani Saree

• Lehengas or ethnic skirts

• Oxidised jewellery sets (Zumkas, chokers, rings)

Perfect for:

• Weddings and festivities

• Cultural events

• Folk dance performances