Spiralis | Taarkashi Wooden Earrings with Brass Inlay Craft

Step into a world where tradition and sustainability meet with our handcrafted wooden earrings. Each piece is made from reclaimed sheesham wood scraps and brought to life with the exquisite craft of brass inlay, also known as Taarkashi. This isn’t just jewellery-it’s wearable art, a testament to India’s rich heritage and timeless craftsmanship. Designed by UPCYCLD ART and skillfully handcrafted by talented Indian artisans, every earring carries with it a story of culture, creativity, and conscious living.

The eco-design process begins with forgotten scraps of wood, once considered waste, now reborn as elegant jewellery. The brass inlay creates striking geometric and floral patterns, turning every earring into a miniature canvas. The technique of Taarkashi comes from Mainpuri in Uttar Pradesh, where artisans carefully carve fine grooves into the wood before placing brass, copper, or silver wires. With each delicate hammer strike, the wire settles into place, forming designs that shimmer with light and tradition.

What makes these earrings truly unique is the blend of modern design with age-old methods. They are lightweight, versatile, and designed for women who want their accessories to carry meaning. Limited in number, no two pairs are ever exactly alike-making each piece as individual as you are.

By wearing these earrings, you don’t just adorn yourself-you support Indian artisans, preserve heritage crafts, and embrace sustainable fashion. Perfect for everyday wear or as a statement piece, these earrings are more than an accessory. They are a celebration of heritage, sustainability, and the artistry of hands that keep tradition alive.

This collection was born from the wish to lend a small, but willing helping hand to support Indian crafts and it’s artisans.