White Beaded Kundan Ghungroo Multi Strand Matha Patti Maang Tikka

There is a kind of adornment that does not merely decorate the forehead but crowns it. This matha patti belongs to the Kundan tradition of Rajasthan, where glass stones are set flush into a foiled metal base to produce a luminosity that rivals precious work at every glance. The base is brass, worked into a layered, multi-strand configuration that spreads twelve inches (approximately 30.5 cm) across the brow and hairline, with a central pendant drop measuring five inches (approximately 12.7 cm) in length. White beads thread through each strand in disciplined rows, lending a cool, bridal restraint to what might otherwise be an overwhelming silhouette. At the hem, small ghungroos hang in a gentle fringe, chiming softly with every movement. The finish reads antique-warm beneath the pale bead work, a pairing that feels at once festive and considered. Draped across a deep red silk Banarasi saree for a wedding, it becomes the entire ornament a bride needs from collarbone to hairline. Worn with an ivory anarkali at a sangeet or mehendi gathering, the white beading pulls the palette into something quieter and more sophisticated. At 87 grams distributed across the full width of the piece, the weight settles comfortably across the forehead without strain. The free-size format with its adjustable strand arrangement suits most head sizes. Brass holds the Kundan settings firmly and resists deformation through an evening of celebrations.

Details

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: Length: 5 Inch x Width: 12 Inch
• Weight: 87.0 g
• SKU: JA0363