Description

The Antique Lakshmi Vanki (Bajuband) is a traditional South Indian armlet worn on the upper arm, symbolizing beauty, grace, and divine blessings. This ornament features a central motif of Goddess Lakshmi, representing wealth, prosperity, and protection. Crafted in an antique gold finish, the Vanki is often adorned with kemp stones, pearls, or white stones, and intricate patterns inspired by temple art, peacocks, and floral designs.

Typically worn by brides and classical dancers, the Lakshmi Vanki adds a regal touch to traditional attire like silk sarees and lehengas. It holds deep cultural and spiritual significance, making it both a sacred and ornamental piece passed down through generations.