Rohini Rekh Wooden Earrings With Wood Block Carving

This elegant handmade earring is crafted from leftover Sheesham wood and features fine wood block carvings. It is a unique example of sustainable wooden jewellery, combining artistry with heritage. Wearing this earring is not just about fashion; it’s a way to celebrate Indian craftsmanship and timeless design. Each piece in the REKH Collection tells a story of skill, tradition, and eco-conscious artistry.

REKH Eco-design Collection-The REKH Collection offers upcycled wooden jewellery that is both artistic and environmentally conscious. Every piece is carved by talented artisans in Uttar Pradesh, using leftover Sheesham wood and intricate Mughal carving techniques. Each earring is a limited-edition design, representing heritage, culture, and sustainability. Wearing these handcrafted earrings is a way to honor artisans, embrace traditional techniques, and make a meaningful style statement.

About Wood Block Carving-Wood block carving has a rich history in India, especially in textile printing. Blocks, called buntas or bibal, were hand-carved from seasoned wood by generations of artisans. Traditionally, old blocks were immersed in rivers as a mark of respect. Declining demand for block printing threatens this craft. The REKH Collection transforms these historic blocks into wearable jewellery, preserving the artistry and legacy of Indian craftsmanship.

The purpose behind this collection-The REKH Collection was developed in collaboration with Shilp Guru Late Sardar Hussain and his sons from Chhipiwara, Uttar Pradesh. Hussain ji, a National Award-winning master artisan, perfected Mughal-style carving techniques. By repurposing leftover Sheesham wood, the collection preserves artisan skills, supports local craftsmen, and allows each earring to carry forward the story of Indian heritage, craftsmanship, and sustainable design.