Tag: Matha Patti

A Maang Tikka or the Matha Patti elevates any bridal look to a different level. Even after a thousand ornaments, without a Matha Patti or a simple Maang Tikka, the entire look remains incomplete. Here, we’ve some of the best designs that are exclusively meant for the Bridal Jewellery Set.

 

Best Matha Patti designs for Indian Brides:

The difference between a Maang Tikka and a matha Patti lies in the alignment. For the Maang Tikka, the jewellery is just a set of a single drop, while for the ‘Patti’ design it is adjoined with a chain of dangling slings around the temple of the forehead.  

• Celestial Tamilian Matha Patti

Celestial Tamilian Matha Patti
This is a really special Maang tikka design, which is embedded with either emeralds and ruby or simply designed in a way that attributes into a beautiful wedding jewelry set. Apart from this, it is a traditional jewellery piece in the Tamilian Bridal Set.

• Meenakari Matha Patti

The design out here is really simple, yet extremely light for bridal jewellery sets. This has colourful patterns, designs and other intricacies which is a must for Matha Patti or Indian Maang Tikka design.

• Rajputana or Marwari design

You’ll definitely remember Aiswariya’s Jodha Bai look from Jodha Akbar or Deepika Padukone’s Padmavati look. The head dressing they wore, we’re talking exactly about that beautiful sets of jewellery out here, which has been there in the traditional Indian Marwari families for years now. 

• Gemstone Embellished Headdress

This is exactly like Tamilian jewellery, but the difference here is it is embedded with a gemstone for real. That makes it a really expensive choice for middle-class Indians, but fortunately there are really good copies of statement jewellery for them. That is widely available on Amazon or other offline flea markets. 

• Kundan Matha Patti

Who isn’t in love with Kundan designs? Kundan is just the perfect jewellery meant for brides in India. The exorbitant stonework in the jewellery set makes it an appropriate choice for Matha Patti or a simple Maang Tikka as well.

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• Pearls and Stones Studs

Pearls are one of the most common choices for exclusively Maang tikka designs, and also  Matha Patti. Like the other one, it is also embellished with Kundan stones, or other articulating bridal decoratives too. 

• Golden and traditional

Some communities like to keep their jewellery traditional, and also ethnic. SO, they were golden and other expensive materials as Matha Patti too. These designs are really traditional, and old fashioned which gives a really beautiful and antique look to the rest of the bridal appearance. 

• Minimalist and Diamond 

Diamonds are a girl’s best friend right? Similarly, the gorgeous design of these Matha Pattis are well embedded with diamonds and that is just too luxurious and ambiguous to wear. Less is more, is prominently understood with these kinds of Matha Patti or Maang Tikka designs, as it happens to have a really small shape and size, but brings out the most from the entire bridal makeup. 

• Afghani Silver Headdress

This wouldn’t be a choice for many, but would also be an extremely fashionable choice for certain Gujrati and Marwari communities who consider silver as a good omen. This is why Afghani Matha Pattis are so popular in India and happens to be worn by many for special occasions too. 

• Double Layered Matha Patti

You would tell me, wearing a single-layered Matha Patti becomes so heavy for the bride, then how heavy it is to wear a double-layered Matha Patti right? But worry not, as these kinds of designs are really beautiful and the weight is equally shared between each layer of the jewellery piece. 

Top Maang Tikka Design for Traditional Brides:

For those, who do not want to wear a Matha Patti as it is a bit too overdone or loud for the entire bridal look; Maang Tikka is an appropriate choice for them. These are subtle jewellery pieces that can eventually accentuate the entire look to a different level altogether. 

Also check: Rajasthani Jewellery Traditions

• Maang Tikka Gold in Temple design

People who prefer wearing Temple designs for their bridal looks, like that of certain Tamilian, Malayalam, Kannar, Marathi and Bengali communities, will definitely choose this for Maang Tikka design. The traditional beauty of Maang Tikka, embedded within a beautiful gold plating. 

• Minimalist Green Crystal 

Green crystals and emerald stones are somewhat becoming the leading fashion for Bridal Jewellery sets. This has been common for multiple sets out there, especially for headdresses, and other jewellery designs. 

• The Gorgeous Jhoomar or two pieces

Remember Deepika’s classic look as Mastaki Sahiba? Well, this is exactly that special jewellery design. Worn by Islamic Brides, as a subtle accentuation to the rest of the bridal look. This has been a common bridal statement for Muslim Brides all around India, where they were two pieces of Bridal Jewellery on their head. 

• Chandbali or Half Moon Design

More than traditional, this is trendy and worth it for Bridal wear. More than looking good, people nowadays think about the Instagram game. On how many likes that particular piece of jewellery is going to bring. Fortunately, a chandbali Maang Tikka is an extremely fashionable and Instagramble piece. 

• Sleek and Straight Maang Tikka Design

By straight, I don’t mean a whole parallel line, rather a Maang tikka or Matha Patti design similar to a Metal waist belt. Which is extremely sleek and elegant as a piece of bridal jewellery on the wedding day. 

• Kundan Maang Tikka Design

Kundan is an appropriate setting for any bridal jewellery out there. Especially for the nose ring, pin, and the head dead for the beautiful bride. The design out here is well decorated with stone, diamonds and another gemstone for the utmost beauty of the headdress.  

View more: Beautiful Mangalsutra Designs 

• ‘Less is more’ Maang Tikka Gold

Any Maang Tikka which is made out of Gold is left extremely simple. The main beauty lies in the simplicity of that ‘Tikli’ or Trinket matha Patti. The piece is like a little droplet that is suspended with a golden chain and other smaller intricacies.

 

• The Exorbitant Diamond 

The way it changes up the entire look of any particular piece of jewellery is just mind blowing. The simplicity of diamonds is what makes any jewellery go from zero to a gull hundred on hundred. 

• Floral Maang Tikka for Haldi

This Is really common in recent times, where the bride wears floral or floral looking jewellery on her wedding morning, also known as the Haldi ceremony. The beauty of this ceremony is just doubled with the beauty of the flower Matha Patti, and other pieces of Jewellery. This became a trend, ever since Kangana Ranaut wore such accessories in her song ‘London Thumakda’ in the movie Queen. 

• Pearl and Meenakari 

Pearls can never go wrong for any bridal accessory, especially when it is adjoined along with the beautiful Meenakari or Rajasthani jewellery work. Maang tikka designs of this variety are extremely popular in Indian weddings. 

These were some of the most popular Indian designs for Matha Patti and Maang Tika. You can go with any of the above options, depending upon the requirement of the function. For any other help related to your bridal attire, saree, Lehenga or any other information related to the Bridal Jewellery set, visit CamYogi.