NEERUSSTORE Rajputi Boor Bangles 2.4

A Rajputi Chuda is a traditional set of bangles that holds immense cultural and emotional significance in Rajasthan. While often compared to the Punjabi Chooda, the Rajputi version has a distinct aesthetic and construction.

Below is a detailed description broken down by its key features:

1. Visual Design and Shape

• Dhalu (Tapered) Design: One of the most unique features is the "Dhalu" shape. The bangles are not all the same size; they are tapered, meaning they are narrower at the wrist and get wider as they go up toward the elbow. This ensures a snug and elegant fit along the forearm.
• Color Palette: Traditionally, they are off-white, cream, or ivory colored. Modern versions also come in vibrant red, maroon, and green to match bridal lehengas .
• Patti (Gold Inlay): Most Rajputi chudas feature Golden Patti work—thin strips of gold-colored metal or foil embedded into the bangles in geometric or floral patterns.

2. Material and Craftsmanship

• Traditional: Historically made by Dust Like Elephant Tusk (Dust of Ivory).
• Modern: Today, they are primarily made from high-quality Acrylic, Plastic, or Seep (Sea Shell). This makes them lightweight and durable for long-term wear.
• Embellishments: Premium sets include Kundan stones, Meenakari (enamel work), and small pearls (Cheeda).