Thewa Kundan Pearl mang Tika

Thewa Kundan mang Tika

When worn, the Maangtika is usually secured with a chain that sits on the top of the head and hooks onto the hair. It is considered a symbol of femininity and elegance, and is often paired with other traditional Indian jewelry such as earrings, necklaces, and bangles.

The Maang Tika features a centerpiece that sits on the forehead and is connected to a chain that runs through the hair, securing the piece in place. The centerpiece is usually decorated with intricate Thewa work, Kundan and Polki stones, and other embellishments like pearls, beads, or enamel work. The gold plating is done to give the piece a luxurious and traditional look.

Length - 11.5 cm, Width - 2 cm

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