Archive · 3 Aug 2025
Sunita Shekhawat Transforms Meenakari Jewelry Into Home Decor
Sunita Shekhawat, a jewelry designer, has created a collection of beautiful home decor items using the meenakari technique, which is an ancient Persian art form that involves detailed designs on metal.
These items, like boxes and mirrors, are made from gold and silver and are meant to be admired every day.
She was inspired by a request to make boxes for a wedding.
The creation process took a long time since it was a whole new challenge to change the jewelry craft into an object of art.
She hopes to show the world that Indian art can be very valuable.
Sunita Shekhawat launched a collection of meenakari home decor objects in Jaipur.
The collection includes boxes, mirrors, and spoons priced from ₹5 to ₹15 lakh.
The collection's creation was inspired by Nita Ambani's request for meenakari boxes.
Shekhawat aims to showcase Indian craft in high-end stores internationally.
The new collection required adapting traditional jewelry techniques to larger objects.
- Who
- The collection was created by Sunita Shekhawat.
- What
- Sunita Shekhawat launched a collection of meenakari home decor objects.
- When
- The exhibit marking the launch was on 1 August.
- Where
- The launch took place in Jaipur.
- Why
- To showcase the versatility of meenakari and bring Indian art to the world.
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- Collection Type
- Meenakari Home Decor
- Creator
- Sunita Shekhawat
- Technique
- Meenakari
- Materials
- Gold and Silver
- Price Range
- ₹5- to ₹15 lakh
- Inspiration
- Nita Ambani