Original Temple Jewelry | Bharatanatyam Temple Jewelry
Single Chutti/Tikka | Original Temple Jewelry
Bangles with Kemp Stones | Original Temple Jewelry
3 Line Pearl with Big Peacock Pendant Long Haram | Original Temple Jewelry
Green Cross Beads Pearl Long Haram | Original Temple Jewelry
Green Cross Beads Pearl Haram | Original Temple Jewelry
Gold Ball Light Weight Long Haram | Original Temple Jewelry
Attigai Pattern Short Necklace | Original Temple Jewelry
Step back in time with our Original Temple Jewellery Collection, crafted with pure silver and layered with pure gold. You'll find everything you need for your next Arangetram, wedding or formal event. Our collection features the traditional dance jewellery worn by the royals of India, meticulously crafted by skilled artisans with a keen eye for detail. Each piece showcases the artistry and craftsmanship that has been passed down through generations, ensuring every piece is of the highest quality.
Our selection includes stunning Harams, Mango Headsets, Mango Necklaces, and flower studs, which make for the perfect finishing touches that add an extra touch of elegance and sophistication. Our 5Stone V Headset and Jummiki pieces are a must-have for those who love intricate designs and long necklaces to complete their traditional look. The magudam necklace features North Indian temple jewellery styles, adding a unique touch to your jewellery collection.
The benefits of our Original Temple Jewellery Collection are endless. We offer unmatched durability and strength as your piece will last a lifetime with the care it deserves. Our collection is designed to complement and enhance any traditional clothing, creating an overall polished and finished look. You'll be able to pass down pieces from this collection through generations, creating a family heirloom that will be cherished forever.
In conclusion, our Original Temple Jewellery Collection is perfect for those who love traditional jewellery, appreciate quality and elegance in their jewellery, and want a timeless and versatile look. Browse through the collection and find your new favourite statement piece to wear on your next special occasion.
Some of the Important Temple jewellery areĀ
Traditional Headset with sun and moon
Mango head set, magudam head set, 5 stone head set, lotus headset, single chutty, mango haram, mango necklace, lotus necklace, muthu malai, pearl malai, belt, rockodi, jummiki, stud, mattal
Practice Sarees for Dance
Readymade Bharatanatyam Dance Costume
Bharatnatyam Accessories
Makeup Sets for Bharatnatyam & Kuchipidi Dance
Frequently Asked Questions
The traditional dress for Bharatanatyam is called a "Bharatanatyam costume" or simply a "dance costume."
Yes, Bharatanatyam is a traditional Indian classical dance form that originated in the temples of Tamil Nadu.
Bharatanatyam costumes are typically made with silk sarees, specifically Kanchipuram silk sarees, known for their rich texture and vibrant colors.
To measure for a Bharatanatyam costume, one needs to measure the length from the waist to the ankle, hip circumference, chest circumference, and shoulder width for a proper fit.
The four styles of Bharatanatyam are Vazhuvoor, Pandanallur, Thanjavur, and Kalakshetra.
The seven elements of Bharatanatyam are Nritta (pure dance), Nritya (expressive dance), Natya (dramatic element), Vachika (speech), Aharya (costume and ornaments), Satvika (emotional connect), and Angika (body movements).
There is no definitive "best" style of Bharatanatyam; it depends on personal preference and the dancer's training. Each style has its unique characteristics and beauty.
The three 'N's of Bharatanatyam are Natya (dramatic expression), Nritya (rhythmic movement), and Nritta (pure dance movements).
The nine emotions portrayed in Bharatanatyam are love, laughter, fury, compassion, disgust, wonder, courage, fear, and peace.
In Bharatanatyam, the five fingers are called Tarjani (index finger), Madhyama (middle finger), Anamika (ring finger), Kanishthika (little finger), and Angushtha (thumb).
Bharatanatyam comprises a vast array of poses, but there isn't a fixed number. Dancers learn numerous unique postures, each with specific meanings and expressions.
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