Ananda Khalsa
Products found in this category: 12 |
 Spring Maple Earrings with Green Stone $179.00 |
 Cardinal Earrings with Green Stone $245.00 |
 Crane Earrings with Blue Stone $179.00 |
 Silver Leaf with Green Stone $140.00 |
 Iris Earrings with Purple Stone $199.00 |
 Silhouetted Sparrow with Yellow Stone $189.00 |
 Sterling Silver Double Leaf Earrings $70.00 |
 Magnolia Necklace with Purple Stone $350.00 |
 Silhouetted Sparrow Leather Cord Necklace $260.00 |
 Three Charm Blue Stone Necklace $300.00 |
 Sterling Silver Disk Charm Necklace $320.00 |
 Sterling Silver Disk and Hoop Necklace $240.00 |
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Total products in Ananda Khalsa: 12 |
Ananda Khalsa Jewelry combines Metalwork and PaintingEach piece contains an original painting on paper, which is set behind tempered glass in sterling silver or 22k gold. The paintings are never printed or reproduced in any way. For more information abour Ananda, please visit or FAQ section and click on Artist Biographies. Ananda Khalsa Earrings |
How Ananda Khalsa Interprets the Meaning behind Her Miniature PaintingsBluebird: This little bird is a universal symbol of happiness and the coming of spring. Bamboo: Gracefully bending but unbreaking, bamboo represents strength, grace, and longevity. Sand Crane: The elegant courting dance of the sand crane and it's commitment to 1 mate in its lifetime makes this graceful bird a symbol of eternal love and romance. Dragonfly: With its delicate and graceful wings reflecting and refracting light, the Dragonfly represents new light and joyfulness. Koi: Fish According to a Chinese legend, a Koi was once turned into a dragon after fearlessly climbing a treacherous waterfall, making them symbolic of courage and strength. Lotus: Sprouting from the murky mud at the bottom of the pond, the lotus rises above the water to create its exquisite bloom. This makes it a symbol of purity and enlightenment in many eastern philosophies. Maple: Season after season our Vermont Maple trees pay colorful homage to every season having it's time. Persimmon: According to ancient Chinese culture, the persimmon is considered a ''Blessing Plant'', and represents joy to its receiver. Plum Blossom: The fragrant blooms and tender green shoots of the plum emerging even before the winter snows have melted represent rebirth and renewal. Ravens: A sharp witted bird fond of collecting bright and shiny objects, the Raven represents knowledge and wisdom. Violets: This lovely little flower represents humility, graciousness, affection, and sweetness. Willow: Bending tenderly with the wind, the willow is symbolic of feminine energy and loving kindness.
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