Maatal | Ear Chain | Imitation Jewellery
Mattal is a rectangular-shaped adornment composed of pearls and kemp stones. Female dancers attach it to their jhumkas and wear it as a head adornment. It enhances the attractiveness of the thodu (jhumka), provides grip, and also adds beauty to the headset.
It is worn by attaching earrings or Jhumka (Jimikki) to the bottom rings and hooking the top end to the hair a few inches above the ear.
This Matti is popularly used for Bharathanatyam and Kuchpudi dance performances
Mattal is a rectangular-shaped adornment composed of pearls and kemp stones. Female dancers attach it to their jhumkas and wear it as a head adornment. It enhances the attractiveness of the thodu (jhumka), provides grip, and also adds beauty to the headset.
It is worn by attaching earrings or Jhumka (Jimikki) to the bottom rings and hooking the top end to the hair a few inches above the ear.
This Matti is popularly used for Bharathanatyam and Kuchpudi dance performances
Mattal is a rectangular-shaped adornment composed of pearls and kemp stones. Female dancers attach it to their jhumkas and wear it as a head adornment. It enhances the attractiveness of the thodu (jhumka), provides grip, and also adds beauty to the headset.
It is worn by attaching earrings or Jhumka (Jimikki) to the bottom rings and hooking the top end to the hair a few inches above the ear.
This Matti is popularly used for Bharathanatyam and Kuchpudi dance performances