Thewa Kundan polki mang Tika

Thewa Kundan polki mang Tikka 

Thewa Kundan Polki Mang Tikka is a type of traditional Indian headpiece jewelry that is typically worn by women on special occasions such as weddings, festivals, and religious ceremonies. It is a beautiful and intricate piece of jewelry that features a combination of different techniques and materials. Thewa is a traditional Rajasthani jewelry-making technique that involves fusing gold onto a multi-colored glass base. This technique creates intricate and delicate designs that are often embellished with Kundan and Polki stones.

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.