Sovereign Ashwa Hasli – Labradorite & Carved Jade Antique Gold Statement Collar

Experience the zenith of artisanal craftsmanship with this Asymmetrical Statement Hasli, a modern evolution of the rigid Hansuli collars found in the tribal heartlands of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. This piece reimagines ancient protective armor as a tiered narrative of power, featuring a magnificent oval medallion in a burnished vintage finish. At its heart lies an iridescent Labradorite cabochon, the "Stone of Magic," encased in intricate filigree and Vedic-inspired granulation. The design bridges the gap between ancient temple art and contemporary high-fashion, creating a sophisticated silhouette that commands attention through its bold, architectural depth.

Design Distinctions

• The Ashwa Guardians: Features two hand-embossed rearing Golden Horses, sacred Vedic symbols of speed, nobility, and the solar energy of Surya’s chariot.

• Carved Botanical Jade: A large, hand-etched green stone sits as a secondary focal point, featuring deep floral reliefs that evoke the lush "Jadau" gardens of the Mughal era.

• Kinetic Mandala Sphere: Includes a unique, open-work turquoise sphere inspired by North Indian royal archives, adding a pop of vibrant color and characteristic movement.

• Celestial Stone Pairing: The contrast between the iridescent Labradorite and the soft glow of a Moonstone gem creates a prismatic effect against the textured metalwork.

• Ergonomic Hansuli Frame: The rigid golden collar is precision-contoured to rest flush against the neckline, ensuring the weight of the maximalist pendants is distributed for a regal, comfortable fit.

How to Wear It

• The Editorial Power Look: Pair this Asymmetrical Hasli with a structured, sharp-shouldered contemporary blazer to create a high-impact Indo-Western fusion.

• Heritage Grandeur: The definitive accessory for a deep-neck silk saree, allowing the intricate metalwork and rearing horse motifs to rest directly against the skin.

• Festive Maximalism: Ideal for red-carpet-inspired wedding events or gala nights where the jewelry serves as the primary focal point of the ensemble.