Jewelry and Accessories in India

Nath is a traditional Indian jewelry worn on the nose, often adorned with gemstones or pearls.

Bindi is a traditional Indian jewelry worn on the forehead, often made from a colored dot or a small ornament.

Jhumka is a traditional Indian jewelry worn on the ears, often characterized by its bell-shaped design.

Mangalsutra is a traditional Indian jewelry worn on the neck by married women, often made from black beads and gold.

Kada is a traditional Indian jewelry worn on the arms, often made from metal or glass.

Payal is a traditional Indian jewelry worn on the legs, often made from silver or gold.

Dupatta is a traditional Indian accessory used to cover the head, often made from sheer fabric and adorned with embroidery or prints.

Potli is a traditional Indian accessory used to carry items, often made from fabric and adorned with embroidery or embellishments.

Bindi is a traditional Indian accessory used for decoration, often made from a colored dot or a small ornament and worn on the forehead.

Gajra is a traditional Indian accessory used to adorn the hair, often made from fresh flowers or artificial flowers.

Rudraksha is a traditional Indian accessory used for religious purposes, often made from the seeds of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree.