Description

Traditional Use in Marriage –

“The Bhat Ki chunri” plays an auspicious role during wedding rituals.

It is used in sindoor daan and ghunghat ceremonies, representing purity, blessings, and marital harmony.

Elders often place the chunri on the bride Mother”s head as a mark of blessings and new beginnings

Zardozi is an important part of Indian cultural heritage and is often used in traditional and ceremonial contexts.

Design –

Often decorated with bandhani (tie-dye) patterns.

Embellished with gota patti, zari, or zardozi borders, giving it a festive touch.

Sometimes features auspicious motifs like elephants, kalash, or floral designs.

Craftsmanship – Handcrafted by skilled artisans, making each piece unique and special.

Lightweight & Comfortable – Easy to drape and carry, suitable for long ceremonies.

Care Instructions –

Dry clean only to preserve its color and shine.

Store in a muslin cloth to protect from moisture and dust.