Brass Bridal Set with Hathphool, Maang Tikka and Nose Ring

There are brides who wear gold, and there are brides who wear history. This five-piece bridal set in warm brass brings together the full theatre of a traditional Indian wedding adornment: a necklace set layered with floral and foliate motifs, a mang tika that centres the parting with quiet ceremony, a nose ring worked in circular form, and a hathphool that bridges wrist to finger in the manner long favoured by Rajasthani and North Indian bridal traditions. The brass base, finished to a rich antique gold tone, carries the weight of those regional sensibilities honestly, without pretence to precious metal. Each component speaks the same visual language: dense surface ornamentation, stone-set clusters likely worked in the collet or prong tradition, and a silhouette that reads grand without losing its internal logic of proportion. Worn together, this set sits beautifully against a red or ivory silk lehenga for the pheras, or paired selectively, necklace and mang tika alone, over a heavily embroidered anarkali for a sangeet or mehndi evening where restraint still commands attention. Being free size, the hathphool adjusts to fit comfortably across most hand spans, and the remaining pieces are designed to rest and drape without requiring alteration. The brass construction keeps the full five-piece set at a wearable weight for a long ceremonial day, and the antique finish resists the harsh flatness of plating, ageing instead with a warmth that suits the occasion it was made for.

Details

• Material: Brass
• Colour: Hathphool
• Dimensions: 0 Inches Height X 0 Inches Width X 0 Inches Depth
• SKU: JA1991