Indian Kundan-Style Miniature Painting Drop Earrings

A pair of ornate dangling earrings featuring classic Indian miniature painting motifs. Centrally positioned in each earring is a teardrop-shaped focal point depicting a noblewoman or 'Nayika' holding a pink lotus flower, rendered in the style of Rajasthani or Mughal artwork with green and red traditional attire. These centerpieces are encased in a gold-toned metallic frame with a twisted wire border. Surrounding the center are rows of Kundan-style champagne-colored glass or resin stones set in a floral halo arrangement. The top stud portion consists of stylized peacock or avian motifs, also embellished with stones. The earrings terminate in a single faux pearl drop with a small decorative gold-toned cap. The metal appears to be an oxidized gold-plated base alloy, characteristic of contemporary costume jewelry influenced by traditional Jodhpur or Jaipur heritage designs. The condition appears fair to good, with some slight misalignment in the stone settings and minor tarnishing on the metal surface consistent with handcrafted fashion jewelry. There are no visible maker's marks, suggesting mass-production or boutique artisanal manufacture. The craftsmanship balances traditional aesthetics with modern materials to create a statement piece reflecting high-fashion South Asian bridal or festive wear trends.