Anti-Tarnish Pastel Chevron Enamel Kada

A chevron pattern runs in pastel enamel across this kada, a repeating V-shape rather than a single motif, set on a gold-finish anti-tarnish base. Pastel tones read softer than the bolder colours elsewhere in this shop's enamel line, closer to a muted watercolour than a saturated print.

The chevron repeat gives the eye something rhythmic to follow around the band, distinct from a florals-based or plain-textured kada in the same family. Because the pattern is geometric rather than pictorial, it tends to suit a wider range of outfits, less tied to a specific season or theme than a leaf or floral print might be.

Anti-tarnish construction and water resistance are both confirmed here, meaning the finish is built to survive regular contact with skin, humidity and the odd splash without dulling the way an untreated gold finish would. That durability is a real part of what the price buys, not just the colourwork.

At ₹299, the pastel chevron pattern is a specific, considered choice rather than a generic colourway. A soft cloth after wear and a dry storage spot keep the enamel looking its best for longer.