Traditional Jewellery for Celebrating South Indian Festivals

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Traditional Jewellery for Celebrating South
Indian Festivals
Festivals are meant to bring a lot of happiness
to faces, along with food, festivities, new
clothes, jewellery and lots of enjoyment.
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• Festivals in South India are a significant part
  of our rich cultural heritage.

• Along with traditional attire, jewellery plays a
  vital role in enhancing the festive look of
  women.

• In this presentation, we will explore the
  must-have festival jewellery pieces for
  celebrations in South India.

Celebrating South Indian Festivals
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Temple Jewellery

• Temple jewellery is a timeless and popular
  choice, featuring intricate designs and heavy
  appearance.

• It is commonly worn during festivals and special
  occasions like weddings.

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Manga Malai or Mango Necklace

• The manga malai boasts a unique appearance, with
  small golden mangoes linked in a delicate chain.

• Often made of gold and adorned with precious
  stones, it exudes gracefulness and elegance.

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Jhimik or Jhumka

• Jhumkas are bell-shaped earrings cherished across
  India, completing the traditional look of women.

• Available in various sizes, shapes, and designs,
  they can be matched with the outfit and other
  jewellery.

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Nose Ring

• Nose rings are a traditional and elegant addition
  to any festive look, available in different sizes
  and shapes.

• They are particularly popular in marriages and
  special functions, adding a touch of royalty.

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Kadas or Bangles

• Special kadas, solid metallic bracelets, are a
  must-have for festival occasions.

• Made of gold and adorned with various stones,
  they symbolize marital status and beauty.

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Lakshmi Haar

• The Lakshmi Haar, a long gold necklace with
  intricate designs, signifies wealth and
  prosperity.

• Adorned with religious motifs, it is commonly
  worn during festivals like Pongal and Diwali.

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Nethi Chutti or Maang Tikka

• Maang tikkas are beautiful headpieces that add
  elegance to traditional attire.

• Made of gold and adorned with various stones,
  they symbolize marital status and beauty.

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Oddiyanam

• The traditional belt, Oddiyanam, enhances the
  charm of any traditional outfit.

• Crafted with intricate designs and precious
  stones, it symbolises cultural roots.

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Vanki

• Vanki, an armlet or armband, is a prized
  possession worn on the upper arm.

• It is often gifted to women during festivals and
  features exquisite designs.

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