Assamese Traditional jewellery golpota

Name : Assamese Traditional jewellery golpota

Base Metal : Copper

Plating : Gold Plated

Stone Type : No Stone

Type : Pendant with Chain

Net Quantity (N) : 1

Sizes : Free Size

Golpota : The Regal Necklace of Assamese Tradition

Assamese traditional jewellery is known for its simplicity, grace, and deep cultural roots. Among its most magnificent and bold pieces is the Golpota — a statement necklace worn by Assamese women on special occasions. Symbolizing elegance, heritage, and artistry, the Golpota is one of the most cherished ornaments in the Assamese jewellery tradition.

Meaning and Name

The name "Golpota" comes from two Assamese words — “Gol”, meaning round, and “Pota”, which implies encircling or winding. True to its name, Golpota is a broad, circular necklace that wraps around the neck like a collar, often extending down to the collarbone. Its bold presence and intricate detailing make it one of the most eye-catching and regal pieces in an Assamese jewellery set.

Design and Craftsmanship

The Golpota is traditionally made of pure gold and showcases intricate handcrafted designs, often with floral or leaf patterns, geometric shapes, or even symbolic motifs that reflect nature and Assamese folklore. Some variations feature raised patterns (embossing) and mina (enamel) work in red or green to add contrast and color.

Unlike the lightweight pendants like Dug-Dugi or Jonbiri, the Golpota is heavier and broader, usually made up of a series of connected gold panels or a single solid band that fits closely around the neck. Despite its size, traditional

Country of Origin : India