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Heritage, Handcrafted in Jaipur
Karni Creations is a luxury house of handcrafted Rajputi Poshak, Pachi Kundan jewellery and bridal bangles. Every piece is made by the master artisans of Rajasthan, carrying the grace and grandeur of royal heritage.
From a bride’s complete look to the finest gotta and silver work, we bring centuries of Rajputi craftsmanship to women across the world — refined, rooted, and made to be worn for generations.
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Authentic Rajputi Heritage
Rooted in the royal traditions of Rajasthan — every poshak and piece reflects true Rajputi heritage, not generic wedding wear.
A Complete Bridal Look
Poshak, Pachi Kundan jewellery and bridal bangles under one roof — everything for your complete bridal look, beautifully matched.
Handcrafted by Master Artisans
Each creation is handcrafted in Jaipur by master artisans, carrying generations of skill, detail and devotion.
Made by master artisans of Rajasthan
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- (no title)Navratri 2026: The 9 Colours, Dates & What to Wear Each Day For Navratri, dressing in the colour of the day is half the celebration. Across the nine nights, women wear a different colour each day — the shade tied to that day’s form of Goddess Durga — most often as a ghagra choli, chaniya… Read more: (no title)
- Karwa Chauth Look 2026: Poshak, Solah Shringar & Mehndi GuideFor Karwa Chauth, tradition calls for red. Married women dress in their finest — most often a red Rajputi poshak, lehenga or saree — and complete the look with the solah shringar (the sixteen adornments), red chooda, and fresh mehndi, before keeping a day-long nirjala fast for their husband’s long life. Red here is the… Read more: Karwa Chauth Look 2026: Poshak, Solah Shringar & Mehndi Guide
- Hariyali Teej Look 2026: The Complete Rajputi Poshak & Green Shringar GuideFor Hariyali Teej, tradition calls for green. Married women across Rajasthan and North India dress in a green poshak — most often lehariya or bandhej — and complete the look with green bangles, fresh mehndi, and the sola shringar (the sixteen adornments). In Rajasthan the festival is even called Shingara Teej — the Teej of… Read more: Hariyali Teej Look 2026: The Complete Rajputi Poshak & Green Shringar Guide
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