AXXIMGold Plated Bharatanatyam Jewellery Set for Women (Gold)

Description

Bharatanatyam jewellery sets are designed specifically for the classical Indian dance form called Bharatanatyam. These sets typically consist of several pieces of jewelry that are worn together to enhance the dancer's performance and traditional attire. The jewelry sets are made from various materials, including gold, silver, and imitation jewelry. The most essential pieces in a Bharatanatyam jewelry set include the headpiece (maang tikka), earrings (jhumkas), necklace (mangalsutra), waist belt (vaddanam or odyanam), armlets (vanki), bangles (kadas), anklets (payal or salangai), and toe rings. The headpiece, maang tikka, is often adorned with intricate designs and gemstones and is worn in the center of the forehead. The earrings, jhumkas, are large and dangly, featuring intricate patterns and often embellished with pearls or gemstones. The necklace, mangalsutra, is a long chain that sits close to the neck and is typically made of gold, featuring intricate designs and sometimes adorned with gemstones. The waist belt, vaddanam or odyanam, is a broad and elaborate piece that is worn around the waist and often has a central pendant or design. The armlets, vanki, are worn on the upper arm and feature intricate designs with gemstones or pearls. The bangles, kadas, are worn on the wrists and are typically made of gold or metal with embellishments. The anklets, payal or salangai, are worn on the ankles and produce musical sounds as the dancer moves. The toe rings are worn on the second toe of each foot and are typically made of silver or gold. Bharatanatyam jewelry sets are known for their intricate craftsmanship, attention to detail, and cultural significance. These sets are often worn during Bharatanatyam performances, traditional Indian weddings, and other festive occasions. The jewelry sets are available in a wide range of designs and price ranges, catering to different budgets and preferences.