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This bold, handcrafted Sterling Kada is a statement piece that blends traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary, edgy aesthetic. Featuring a high-polish finish, the bangle is adorned with prominent triangular spikes that radiate outward, mimicking a sunburst or celestial motif.
This specific style is often referred to as a Rai Culture Bangle or Kirati Kada. In traditional settings, these are more than just accessories; they are symbols of identity and are frequently worn during cultural festivals like Sakela Ubhauli and Udhauli. While traditionally made in gold, this silver version offers a bold, modern aesthetic while maintaining its cultural significance.
Thokpu / Thokpa: In some Kirati dialects, specifically among certain Rai sub-groups, the term Thokpu refers to these heavy, spiked ornaments.
Kanda Bangle: Derived from the Nepali word Kanda (meaning "thorn" or "spike"), referencing the prominent triangular protrusions seen in your image.
Sumnima Bangle: Occasionally named after Sumnima, the first woman and a central deity in Kirati mythology, symbolijewelleryzing the deep ancestral connection of the jewelry.
