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ornate metal necklace with intricate gold-toned floral and crescent designs on silver chain
Special Event

Indian Jewelry Trunk Sale with B.D. Soni

May 6, 2017 | 12:00PM - 4:00PM

B.D Soni is one of four contemporary silversmiths featured in the exhibition Enduring Splendor: Jewelery of India’s Thar Desert.

A master craftsman and expert in traditional and contemporary design, B.D. oversees a family business in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and has participated in the Smithsonian Folklife Festival for many years.

This selection of handcrafted jewelry is largely silver and gold and several pieces are inlaid with precious stones.

Sales are CASH ONLY.

Rings begin at $100–150
Earrings $50–200
Arm cuffs $200–1000
Necklaces $300–1500

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woven textile with geometric patterns made of natural fibers in brown, red, and black colors

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