Description

The Guttapusalu Necklace is a traditional South Indian design known for its distinctive structure and detailed craftsmanship. It features rows of small pearls strung together like tassels, typically hanging from a base of linked gold or metal elements. These pearls are often combined with stones such as rubies, emeralds, or Kemp stones, arranged in symmetrical patterns.

This necklace is worn during weddings, temple festivals, and classical performances. The clustered pearl strands, known as “pusalu,” give the piece its unique identity. It reflects a style rooted in regional heritage, often associated with coastal traditions and devotional adornment.