Traditional Jewellery of Telangana

Jewellery has always played an important role in an Indian woman’s life. With the changing world, new jewellery types evolved, but traditional jewellery still holds the crown in an Indian woman’s heart.

 Not only is it rich in elegance but also it holds sentimental values of several generations.

The Traditional Jewellery of Telangana occupies a special place in the hearts of their local community.

 The whole state of Telangana, despite being newly formed, holds a very long traditional jewellery culture. Telangana traditional jewellery  is known for its royal elegance, uniqueness, and richness. It is still worn and adorned by mostly all of the brides there. Hence, it plays an important part in the culture and tradition of Telangana.

TRADITIONAL JEWELLERY ITEMS


There is a rich lineage behind the unique and traditional jewellery items of Telangana. Let us have a look at them one by one.

1. MAANG TEEKA (Papidibilla):
Maang Teeka also called Papidibilla in Telangana is the ornament worn by bride-to-be on the forehead. This piece of Jewellery signifies the union between the two souls and it gives power, wisdom, and confidence to the bride to begin her new journey of life.

2. VADDANAM:
Vaddanam is a gold attractive belt worn by Telangana women on special occasions like Traditional festivals, major family events, and weddings. A Vaddanam is one of the heaviest jewels worn by a South Indian bride.


3. CHAANDBALI
They have maintained the bar high since ancient times to the popular culture. They are in the shape of a crescent moon consisting of gold and uncut diamonds with pearls hanging beneath them.


4. POOLA JADA
Not only does a Poola Jada add beauty to the overall look, but it is also considered as an essential and holy piece of jewellery to be worn by the bride for her wedding ceremonies. Bride's Solah Shringar remains incomplete without Poola Jada. It is an important part of Telangana Traditional jewellery

5. Choker
A choker is a type of necklace that is worn around the neck. It is closely fitted and can be worn with pendants. The choker is an ornament to be worn at weddings and parties. It looks pretty with every traditional attire.

6. Nath
Nath is worn around the nose. This piece of jewellry is the symbol of wealth and prestige. In some places, it is mandatory for women to wear nath after marriage. It comes in various forms and shapes.

Conclusion:


However, the Telangana traditional jewellery is centuries old but it has maintained its beauty and uniqueness. In addition to a rich culture, it holds a traditional essence to it. If one wants to get a touch of royalty, don’t refrain from possessing a rich and royal traditional jewellery item from Telangana’s treasure.

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