Antique Gold Finish Goddess Lakshmi Temple Maang Tikka for Women & Girls | South Indian Bridal Matha Patti | Traditional Temple Jewellery Hair Accessory | Wedding Festive Imitation Jewelry | Maharashtrian Tamil Bridal Headpiece

Name : Antique Gold Finish Goddess Lakshmi Temple Maang Tikka for Women & Girls | South Indian Bridal Matha Patti | Traditional Temple Jewellery Hair Accessory | Wedding Festive Imitation Jewelry | Maharashtrian Tamil Bridal Headpiece

Base Metal : Brass & Copper

Color : Gold

Net Quantity (N) : 1

Occasion : Bridal

Plating : Gold Plated

Stone Type : Artificial Stones

Type : Matha Patti

Enhance your traditional bridal look with this exquisite Antique Gold Finish Goddess Lakshmi Temple Maang Tikka, specially designed for women who love classic South Indian temple jewellery. Inspired by traditional temple art, this stunning hair accessory features a beautifully detailed Goddess Lakshmi motif symbolizing prosperity, positivity, and divine blessings. The intricate craftsmanship and antique gold finish give it a rich, royal, and timeless appeal, making it perfect for weddings, festive occasions, religious ceremonies, and cultural celebrations.

This bridal maang tikka is crafted with high-quality imitation alloy material, ensuring durability while maintaining a lightweight and comfortable feel for long hours of wear. The elegant temple design pairs beautifully with silk sarees, Kanjeevaram sarees, lehengas, and other ethnic outfits. Whether you are a South Indian bride, Maharashtrian bride, Tamil bride, or attending a traditional function, this Lakshmi matha patti style headpiece adds a graceful and divine touch to your overall appearance.

The antique gold plating enhances the premium look, while the secure hook chain ensures a firm grip on the hair without discomfort. It is an ideal choice for bridal trousseau collections, festive gifting, Navratri celebrations, Diwali functions, and wedding photography looks.

Style Tip : Pair this temple maang tikka with matchin

Country of Origin : India