Traditional Mangtikka Gold Plated Kundan Work White Stone Party Wear
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- Art StyleKundan
- ColorGold
- EventParty Wear | Eid
- FabricBrass
- StyleDressy
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- The Gold Plated Brass Kundan Work White Stone Embossed Mangtikka is a quintessential piece of Indian traditional jewellery that embodies the rich cultural heritage and intricate craftsmanship synonymous with Indian ornamentation. The mangtikka is designed to adorn the forehead specifically the parting of the hair symbolizing elegance and grace. It features a goldplated brass base ensuring durability while providing a luxurious golden sheen that mimics pure gold jewellery.
- The use of brass as the core material makes the piece lightweight yet sturdy ensuring it sits comfortably without causing discomfort over extended periods. The gold plating not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also provides a layer of protection against tarnishing maintaining its luster over time.
- Kundan work is a traditional Indian gemstone setting technique that dates back to the Mughal era. This meticulous method involves setting carefully cut gemstones into an exquisitely designed base surrounded by a golden foil. In this mangtikka the Kundan work features prominently with white stones meticulously inlaid into the goldplated brass creating a dazzling effect that catches the light beautifully. The white stones used are typically highquality glass or crystals chosen for their clarity and brilliance mimicking the appearance of more expensive gemstones like diamonds.
- The piece is further embellished with embossed detailing a testament to the artisans skill. Embossing involves creating raised designs on the surface of the metal adding texture and depth to the piece. The embossed patterns often draw inspiration from traditional motifs such as floral patterns paisleys and other intricate designs that are characteristic of Indian artistry. This adds an additional layer of sophistication and intricacy making the mangtikka not just a piece of jewellery but a wearable work of art.
- The style of the mangtikka is both traditional and timeless making it suitable for a variety of occasions. Its design is deeply rooted in Indian culture often worn during significant events and celebrations. The mangtikka can be worn at Eid Sangeet ceremonies and parties seamlessly blending with various traditional outfits like sarees lehengas and salwar kameez. Its versatile design allows it to complement different styles from heavily embellished bridal wear to more understated festive attire.
- The mangtikka holds significant cultural importance in Indian tradition. It is often associated with bridal jewellery symbolizing a womans marital status and her journey into a new phase of life. However its use extends beyond weddings being a favored accessory during festive seasons and religious ceremonies reflecting the wearers adherence to cultural heritage and traditional values.
- The Gold Plated Brass Kundan Work White Stone Embossed Mangtikka is a stunning example of Indian traditional jewellery that combines the opulence of gold plating the meticulous craftsmanship of Kundan work and the intricate beauty of embossed detailing. Its design and style make it a versatile accessory suitable for various occasions embodying the elegance and richness of Indian cultural heritage. Whether worn at a festive celebration or a traditional ceremony this mangtikka adds a touch of timeless elegance and cultural authenticity to any ensemble.
Avoid contact with chemicals such as perfumes, sprays and water. Do not store in velvet boxes. Keep in airtight boxes. Wipe jewellery with a soft cotton cloth.
Designs, colors and patterns on the actual product may slightly vary from designs shown in the image. Images are only representative.
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