Origins

The Vardo

The term "vardo" refers to a traditional Nomad caravan, which has historical roots tracing back to northern India around the 10th century. This unique form of transport became emblematic of the nomad way of life. The vardo served not only as a mobile home but also as a symbol of the nomadic lifestyle, encapsulating the customs, beliefs, and artistic expressions. 

The artistry involved in creating jewelry is often reflective of the intricate designs and vibrant colors found in the adornments of these traditional caravans. Our jewelry associated with vardo-inspired designs is characterized by meticulous attention to detail, often incorporating natural materials that resonate with the connection to nature.

For instance, the incorporation of natural elements such as wood, stone, and metal can create a harmonious blend that reflects the beauty of our culture.

In conclusion, the vardo is not merely a historical artifact but a living symbol of the nomadic culture. We create pieces that not only serve as accessories but also tell a story of heritage, resilience, and artistry.