Traditionally, the Bindi was worn in India by married women. Nowadays, its usage is much more widespread; it can be worn in everyday life or on special occasions and events like weddings or festivals. It is worn in the middle of the forehead, between the eyebrows, symbolizing the third eye. It adds an ornamental touch to your attire.
The bindi (also known as bindu or tikka) is a traditional skin ornament in India.
A mystical symbol representing Ajna, the sixth chakra and the seat of consciousness, the bindi is a typical Indian forehead jewel often worn by oriental dancers or Bollywood actresses. It consists of a sticker covered with velvet, rhinestones, and/or sequins. It is for one-time use or can be reused with bindi glue.
The photo is provided for reference; the bindi packs sent are random and contain between 4 and 12 bindis, depending on the size.
Tip: After use, you can stick your bindi on a mirror for decoration or reuse it with bindi glue.
These beautiful Indian viscose scarves are very fine and lightweight, featuring delicate geometric and floral patterns, as well as small silver threads. The square shape, measuring 90 cm by 90 cm (35.4 × 35.4 in), allows you to fold your scarf in half into a triangle shape, perfect for tying it around your neck or waist, for instance.
Indian silver ankle bracelet adorned with delicate little hearts, a symbol of femininity and softness. An elegant foot jewel that enhances the ankle with a refined exotic touch.
This pretty necklace represents the om symbol, in a lotus flower. It is suitable for women and men. The total length is about 30 cm, the width of the pendant is 3 cm. Aum and Lotus are powerful symbols in Eastern spirituality and are often used together in various spiritual practices to represent the journey to spiritual enlightenment and transcendence.
This very pretty mobile, finely and richly worked, measures approximately 120 cm in height. It is composed of 5 colorful elephants decorated with traditional Indian fabrics, many seed beads, and it ends with a bell. It is handmade in India, in the beautiful region of Rajasthan. It's perfect for sprucing up a child's bedroom, or adding a splash of color to your living room!
This superb bag charm measures approximately 28 cm in height and 9 cm in width. It is nicely decorated with multicolored felt pompoms, two mirrors, small pearly beads, and ends with 4 small bells. You can attach it to your bag, or use it as a key ring, or a car mobile, hanging from the rear view mirror!
This very pretty lightweight white metal bracelet is engraved with elephant and plant motifs. It measures approximately 4 cm in width. This bracelet is a piece of jewelry inspired by Indian culture and tradition. The elephant holds an important place in Indian culture as a symbol of wisdom, strength and good fortune.
Traditionally, the Bindi was worn in India by married women. Nowadays, its usage is much more widespread; it can be worn in everyday life or on special occasions and events like weddings or festivals. It is worn in the middle of the forehead, between the eyebrows, symbolizing the third eye. It adds an ornamental touch to your attire.
