Bridal crown

Name : Bridal crown

Material : Fabric

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Mukut is a crown-like head ornament worn by brides in West Bengal, India, and is a popular traditional piece of jewelry. The Topor Mukut is a ceremonial headgear worn by the groom in Bengali weddings. It is a conical-shaped headgear made of shola pith, an Indian cork material, and is often decorated with intricate designs, auspicious symbols, and sometimes jewels or pearls. The Mukut is a crown-like adornment placed on top of the Topor to accentuate its regal appeal.

Here are some more details about the Topor Mukut :  

The Topor is traditionally given to the groom by the bride's family.

The groom wears the Topor before the main ceremony begins.

The Topor Mukut symbolizes purity, grace, and prosperity.

It is a cherished symbol of heritage and commitment in Bengali matrimonial customs.

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Country of Origin : India