HEAD PIECES
An expression of traditional design, this range of head jewellery enhances bridal and festive looks with quiet elegance.
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Nanki Tika
Rida Tikka
Morni Tika
Naseeb Tikka
Roohina Tikka
Noora Tikka
Manleen Tika
Alaya Antique Tikka
Bahar Pippal Patti Tikka
Ghungroo Tikka
Sara Tikka
Amena Tikka
Amina Pippal Patti Passa
Ruby Mint Tikka
Sahiba Tikka
Javeria Tikka
Amal Pearl Tikka
Pippal Patti Tikka
Rida Pearl Tikka
Najma Tikka
Wardah Pippal Patti Tikka
Ria Pearl Passa
Reshma Tikka
Pali Pippal Patti Tikka
FAQs
1. What is head jewellery for women?
Head jewellery for women refers to traditional head jewellery worn along the hairline or parting. Pieces like maang tikka and matha patti enhance bridal looks and complete festive styling.
2. What is the difference between tikka and matha patti?
A maang tikka is a single pendant placed along the centre parting, while a matha patti extends across the hairline, framing the face with a more elaborate, traditional head jewellery look.
3. What is a passa or jhumar used for?
Passa jewellery or jhumar jewellery is worn on the side of the head, typically over the left temple. It adds asymmetry and is popular in bridal styling as elegant statement accessories.
4. Which head jewellery is best for brides?
The best choice depends on the outfit, but traditional head jewellery like maang tikka, matha patti, or jhumar jewellery remains popular. Brides often choose designer headpieces for a complete, refined look.
5. How do I choose the right head jewellery?
Choose head jewellery based on face shape, hairstyle, and outfit. Balance heavy hair accessories for wedding looks with simpler designs, or opt for statement accessories and designer headpieces for impact.