Gopi Tode

The image features a pair of traditional Maharashtrian bangles known as Moti Tode or Gopi Tode. These are a staple of traditional Maharashtrian jewellery and are particularly favoured for weddings and festive occasions. 

Design: These bangles consist of two rows of closely set white pearls. The design in the image shows a double layer of pearls set against a gold-finished metal base.

Structure: They are often crafted as Kada style bangles, which are thicker and more substantial than regular bangles. This version features a screw or openable hinge fitting, making them easier to put on and take off.

Symbolism: In Maharashtrian culture, these bangles are often worn along with green glass bangles (bangadi) as a sign of auspiciousness. The image features a pair of traditional Maharashtrian bangles known as Moti Tode or Gopi Tode. These are a staple of traditional Maharashtrian jewellery and are particularly favoured for weddings and festive occasions.