Elevate Your Beauty with Matha Patti
Mathapatti is an integral part ofbridal indian jewellery. Brides accessorises their head with a chain on forehead with pendant in between of the head. Mathapatti can be in multiple chain or single chain with kundan, pearl,stones hanging. Whether you're a bride looking for the perfect wedding adornment or someone who appreciates the beauty of tradition, a Mathapatti adds an aura of elegance and grace to any occasion. Discover Silvermerc Designs Mathapatti jewellery collection, where tradition meets contemporary charm. Style your Indian hairstyles with women's matha patti. Top hair accessories for braided hairstyles, perfect for brides and bridesmaids.
Types Of Matha Patti Online:
1. Traditional Kundan Mathapatti:
Experience the allure of tradition with our exquisite Kundan Matha patti zevar. Adorned with colourful stones and rakhadi designs, these forehead ornaments are a timeless addition to your ethnic ensemble.
2. Bridal Mathapatti :
Style your wedding look with our bridal Mathapattis. Exquisitely designed hair adornments with a feminine touch, ideal for weddings and festive celebrations. Explore our south indian mathapatti jewellery.
3. Sheeshphool Mathapatti :
For the fashion-forward souls, our contemporary statement sheeshphool Mathapattis are a must-have. Bold designs, unique shapes, and a fusion of metal make these head ornaments stand out, adding a modern edge to your traditional look.
4. Chand Mathapatti:
This style resembles a crescent moon (Chand) and is characterized by a curved or crescent-shaped both side pendant with embellishments. It adds a touch of celestial elegance to the bridal ensemble.
5. Double Layered Borla Mathapatti
Celebrate the rich heritage of the Marwari community with our exquisite Double Layered Borla Mathapatti. This stunning Rajputi jewel of traditional jewellery is a beautiful headband adorned with intricate Meenakari craftsmanship, showcasing an array of vibrant gemstones and sparkling diamonds. Designed to reflect the elegance of royal adornments, this Matha Patti is a perfect addition to your festive and ceremonial outfits.
6. Jadau Mathapatti:
Jadau is a traditional jewellery-making technique that involves setting uncut gemstones in intricately designed gold settings. Our Jadau Mathapattis are known for their opulence and craftsmanship. Explore now!
Enhance Your Bridal Look with the Perfect Matha Patti
The wedding season is upon us, and brides-to-be are likely busy finalizing their looks for the big day. Each piece of jewelry plays an essential role in elevating your bridal ensemble, and the matha patti is no exception. Here's a guide to help you select the ideal matha patti based on your face shape:
Matha Patti for Round Faces
Round faces often feature soft features with a fuller appearance around the cheeks and a smaller forehead. To balance these characteristics, choose a matha patti that subtly covers your forehead. Pairing this with elegant chandbali earrings will complete your bridal look beautifully.
Matha Patti for Square Faces
Women with square faces often have defined, angular features. A matha patti can soften these strong lines and create a harmonious appearance. Opt for a moderate-sized matha patti that complements your face shape. You can further enhance your jewelry ensemble by adding long Earrings for a trendy, chic touch.
Matha Patti for Oval Faces
If you have an oval face, you’re in luck! This shape is the most versatile for jewelry, and nearly any style of matha patti will suit you. Whether you go for a traditional design or a more modern piece, your choice will exude grace and glamour on your wedding day.
Explore an exquisite range of designer matha pattis and other bridal jewelry at Silvermerc Designs.
FAQ about Mathapatti
Q1: What is a Matha Patti?
Matha Patti is a type of traditional head accessory worn as an alternative to the maang tikka. Derived from two words - 'Matha', meaning forehead, and 'Patti', meaning a strap or band, this traditional head jewellery is an integral part of an Indian bride's solah shringar, typically worn on her wedding day.
Q2: How to style a Matha patti?
Mathapattis complement a variety of ethnic outfits, including sarees, lehengas, and salwar suits. Style your Mathapatti with an open hair style for a modern look. You can wear it in the middle for a traditional appearance or try it on the side for a modern style. Silvermerc Designs offers exclusive hair bun accessories with Mathapattis that can add a glamorous touch to your attire.
Q3: Are matha patti and sheeshphool suitable for all occasions?
Yes, Mathapatti and sheeshphool are versatile and can be worn on various occasions such as festivals, weddings and cultural events. They can also be worn as elegant hair accessories for bridesmaids.
Q4: What do we call Mathapatti in English?
Mathapatti, also known as a forehead ornament or headpiece, is the English term for this traditional South Asian hair accessory. It consists of a central pendant attached to a chain or strands that drape across the forehead, creating an elegant and ornate look.
Q5: What should I consider when buying a bridal Matha Patti online?
Consider the face shapedesign, metal type (gold, silver, or imitation), gemstone preferences, and your budget when selecting a bridal Mathapatti online.
Q6. Where can I buy Mathapatti online?
You can conveniently purchase Mathapattis online directly from Silvermerc.com website, a trusted source for exquisite bridal accessories. Explore a diverse range of Mathapattis, each designed with meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail. Mathapatti prices may vary based on factors like design, metal type, gemstone embellishments, and quality, ensuring options for various budgets. Shopping on Silvermerc offers both convenience and access to high-quality Matha pattis, making your purchase a reliable and enjoyable experience.
Q7. When Should I Wear a Matha Patti?
Heavy matha pattis are reserved for brides on their wedding day, while simpler, more delicate versions can be worn on other special occasions. For a wide selection of authentic and beautifully crafted matha pattis, visit Silvermerc Jewels.
