The Tamil people love gold jewelry, which has a history long before the Sangam period. The list of ancient Tamil literature on any type of jewelry worn by women from end to end in those days. It can be proven very well from the statues we find today. In addition to gold, jewelry made of silver, copper, and brass.
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They have a tradition of decorating Hindu gods with gold ornaments that are even followed today in all the temples. The gods were decorated and before going out to the procession they stood a deity in front of the mirror to show them perfection. The jewelry is well designed with intriguing work and put with diamonds and all kinds of gems (navarathnam), not only gold but also silver ornaments. Gold is considered a precious metal of all and Goddess Lakshmi. So they wore gold over their waists and used a silver decoration under their waist.
Video Jewellery of Tamil Nadu
Jewelry for head
Kreedam , the gold crown worn by the God and the King, inlaid with precious stones and gems.
Nethi chutti atau Vagupu chutti atu Chutti , Jewel untuk dahi.
Rakkadi , used on the back, to hold a bunch of soft long hair tied and tied up
Solar & amp; Chandra Pirai , Sun & amp; Moon-shaped ornament is used to decorate their foreheads.
Jadanagam is used to tie the hair bands from the back side.
Pattam , tied up by both brides during a wedding on their foreheads.
Kandasaram and Kechaparam are tied to the fist.
Thirugupoo , round ornaments with screws like backs are used to wear on the back of the head in the middle.
Kunjam , women tie it to the end of the braid. It stimulates long hair growth.
Maps Jewellery of Tamil Nadu
Jewelry for the ears
Thodu , the ear or earrings.
Stir , a small male with a single stone for men.
Olai , big ear buttons.
Resin , gold earrings with hallow balls and lacquered boxes. Charged by an old woman with a large ear hole.
Maattal , a chain-shaped gems used to tie the hair out of a ring or a nose ring.
Reject me , designer gems hanging from earrings.
Kundalam , ear ornaments for men and women.
Jimikki , other ear buttons.
Makara kuzhai , ornamental ear shaped fish
Kadippu
Karnam
Saarpaipoo
Thandatti
Mudichi
Picharkal
Poodi
Perhiasan untuk hidung
Mookuthi , Nose replaces (Mukkuthi).
Besari , gold earrings with studded stones or earrings with hanging designs.
Bullak , The designer gems worn inside that hang from the tip of the nose or the rest of the ear.
Jewelry for the neck
Thaali or Suthuru or Mangalyam , tying the groom to the bridal neck during marriage that shows the bond between them. The shape is different according to caste.
Addigai , a necklace like a decorative worn very close to the neck.
Aaram or Haram , Necklace.
Maalai or Charam , Made of plain gold or pearl & amp; coral.
Kaasu Maalai , a long chain made of gold coins.
Maanga Maalai , long chains designed like mangos (Paisley (design)) are studded with stones and gems.
Vettrilai Kovai , bettel leaf-shaped pendant on a long chain.
Kodi Maalai , the chain is made in the form of leaves and soft design plants with plain gold.
Sangili , a chain made of gold only.
Canyon , neck garland
Contrakaram , a moon-shaped ornament for the crates. Registered in Sangam 'Silapathikaram' literature.
Chavadi , five layers of chain.
Jewelry for hands
Valayal or Sarivu , bracelets made of plain gold or gold with stones or gems.
Kaikappu , an unnamed bracelet known as Kappu
Mothiram or Neli , finger ring.
Vaga or Vanki , umbrella.
Nagothu , Dragon (snake) is formed in vanki.
Kanganam (ban kap)
Tholvalai Kappu is used on the shoulders to hold sari.
Nagar or Nagam , the cobra-shaped ornament uses the upper arm.
Jewelry for the waist
Oddiyanam , the belt used to tighten the sari, in the hips.
Aranaal , the shaped chain used in conjunction with sari in the hips.
Aranjanam or Araijnan Kayiru or Araijnan Kodi , a silver or gold chain for a tie around the waist of a baby or children and even a thick black or red thread will be used.
Arasala (Arasa tales) , pipes or sacred aromatic leaves like ornaments with a waist chain made of gold or silver for a baby.
Jewelery for foot
Silver earrings worn under the waist are listed below
Silicon , a ring shaped ring, such as hollow pipes used for containing precious stones, silver balls, perals or coral beeds. The Sangam 'Silapathikaram' literature is named after the silicon.
Sathangai or Salangai , a series of small silver bells and worn on anklets, used by classical dancers such as Bharathanatyam dancers. Listed in Sangam 'Silapathikaram' literature.
Metti or Minji or Peeli , the men put it on the bride's second finger from the toe during the wedding.
Kolusu (Bracelets) made of silver with various shapes and designs.
Thandai or Patharasam , similar to Silambu but heavy.
Kaappu (Gelang polos)
Padakkam , listed in the Sangam 'Silapathikaram' literature.
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Gajjal
See also
- Tamil Culture
- Tamil people
References
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