Bindi and Mangalsutra symbol of India

The word "Bindi" is titrated from the Sanskrit word 'bindu' which means 'drop'. it is a symbol of conscience, good fortune and festivity. these individuals are also called makeup 'Sindur', 'Tilak' .... .... by language used on their fronts. In Tamil Nadu, the region where I come from is called "Pottu".

Tradionally, the bindi is kum-kum powder red vermilion powder a pinch is applied skillfully with the fingertip. In North India the bindi is usually worn by married women in southern parcontre puts everyone, even small children. Tamil nadu, all women are more for aesthetic needs.

Today, the kumkum has been largely replaced by the bindi sticker. Today, with the changing fashion, women try all sorts of shapes and design. It is sometimes a straight vertical line or an oval, a triangle or miniature art done with a stick angled end, dusted with powdered gold and silver, studded with beads and crusted with stones beillantes. Women's match with the color of the sari.

The Mangalsutra is a necklace that bodes links between married, the woman wears around his neck since the wedding ceremony.
It is a symbol for a woman being Hindu married. The Mangalsutra is made of a wire with beads or black and gold with a beautiful and imposing gold pendant. Wire symbolizes love which binds the husband to his wife throughout their lives. In the belief, black pearls as protection against evil thoughts demons.
Married women wear this necklace to protect their marriage and the life of their husbands.

The Bindi has become a fashion accessory :

Two kinds of "Bindi"

• The traditional bindi

They give the typical Indian look and are most often used in the southern part of India.

• Fancy Bindi

This is used on routine basis by women of all age groups as they give a beautiful look to the face. The bindi sticker is available in all colors, shapes and sizes Varietal.