Multicolour Stone Studded Matha Patti Maang Tikka

There are brides who wear their adornment like armour, and there are those who wear it like a poem. This matha patti draws on the festive vocabulary of Rajasthani and northern bridal jewellery, where the forehead piece functions as a crowned border between the mortal and the auspicious. Set in an alloy base worked to a warm antique finish, it carries a spread of multicolour stones arranged in a pattern that echoes the spirit of Kundan-inspired setting, each stone held within a raised bezel and surrounded by close-set decorative metalwork. The palette moves across deep reds, greens, and cool whites, colours that have long populated the bridal imagination from Jaipur to Bikaner. At fourteen and a half inches in length (approximately thirty-seven centimetres), the piece drapes from the central maang tikka across the hairline with pleasing symmetry, and weighs fifty-one grams, enough to feel present without pulling. Wear this with a deep ruby or bottle-green silk lehenga for a winter wedding ceremony, letting the stone colours speak to the border embroidery below. For a mehendi or sangeet, pair it with an ivory anarkali and a heavy dupatta pinned at the shoulder, so the matha patti remains the single point of focus. The free-size design accommodates a range of head measurements through a simple adjustable chain drop at the rear. The alloy construction keeps the piece light enough for extended wear across a full day of celebration.

Details

• Material: Alloy
• Dimensions: 14.5 Inch Length
• Weight: 51.0 g
• SKU: LDD971