Katori Pech

A “Katori Pech” is a traditional style of jewelry design, particularly in South Asian cultures, often associated with earrings or other ornaments. The term “Katori” refers to a small, bowl-like shape, while “Pech” can indicate intricate detailing or embellishments on the piece.

In a typical **Katori Pech** design, the jewelry features a small, rounded, bowl-shaped element, often made of gold or silver. The surface of the Katori is adorned with delicate engravings, intricate filigree work, or studded with gemstones like rubies, emeralds, or pearls. The detailing often highlights traditional craftsmanship, with floral patterns, swirls, or geometric shapes adding to the piece’s richness.

The Katori Pech design is both elegant and culturally significant, often worn during festive occasions or celebrations, symbolizing beauty and tradition.