Bhutanese Dress clips (Koma) - Traditional Jewelry
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Length: 4 cm
Width:16 mm
Weight:0.006 kg
Materials: 90%Silver, Gold Glided, Original Stones: Turquoise
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About Our Products:
The Bhutanese Style Dress Clip (Koma) is a traditional adornment used to fasten the traditional Bhutanese Dress, the kira. This piece, handcrafted with 90% silver and gold gilding and embellished with authentic turquoise stones, reflects Bhutanese culture's elegance and rich tradition. It is 4 cm in length, 16 mm in breadth, but weighs only 0.006 kilogram. It is carefully made to complement traditional dress while exhibiting intricate handiwork.
The koma is a cultural symbol of pride and tradition in Bhutan, and it is commonly worn during festivals, ceremonies, and other important occasions. Whether worn as traditional costume or as a collectible, this handcrafted piece exemplifies the nation's creative tradition and attention to detail. A great addition to your jewelry collection or a thoughtful present for followers.
Introduction To Dress clips (Koma):
The lotus, a common theme in Bhuddist art, serves as the inspiration for the design of these traditional Bhutanese koma. Bhutan's favorite stone is turquoise, which originates in Tibet. Women utilize koma, which are made in Bhutan, to secure the shoulders of their kira, or wrap-around clothing. In an effort to preserve Bhutanese culture amidst the changes brought about by the country's opening to the outside world in the late 20th century, the hereditary monarch of Bhutan ordered all citizens to wear traditional clothing in public.
