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Silver Tikka

The Indian Tikka is a traditional and elegant headpiece worn by women, commonly in South Asian cultures, especially in India. It is typically used during weddings, festivals, and other ceremonial events.

Features:

Design: The tikka is a pendant attached to a chain, placed along the parting of the hair, with the pendant resting on the forehead. The design ranges from simple and minimalistic to intricate and ornate, often featuring traditional Indian symbols like flowers, paisleys, or geometric patterns.

Materials: Crafted from metals like gold, silver, or alloy, and often adorned with precious or semi-precious stones such as pearls, diamonds, rubies, and emeralds. Some tikkas also feature enamel work or meenakari designs for added color.

Size: Varies in size, from small and delicate pieces for subtle elegance to larger, more statement-making versions.

Cultural Significance: Traditionally, the tikka is worn by brides and women during special occasions, symbolizing beauty and grace. It is an essential part of Indian bridal jewelry and enhances the overall traditional look.

Usage:The tikka pairs beautifully with ethnic attire such as sarees, lehengas, and salwar kameez, adding a regal and festive touch to the outfit. It can be worn alone or as part of a complete jewelry set, including earrings, necklaces, and bangles.