Project Bawra – Contemporary Jewellery developments in India
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Published: 28.11.2014

As any traditional society, jewellery plays an important role in reinforcing notions of status, gender and community in India. Project Bawra hopes to challenge the established definition of jewellery and its role in an Indian context by introducing a conceptual conversation to the process of making.
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