Maang Tikka & Nethi Chutti

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      Maang tikka and Nethi Chutti are traditional forehead ornaments used in Indian bridal and festive styling. These accessories draw attention to the hair parting and forehead, helping complete a coordinated jewellery look.

      At Nithilah, compare the central ornament, chain arrangement and placement shown in the product photographs. Some designs create a subtle accent, while others offer a more elaborate bridal appearance.

      Choose the accessory according to your hairstyle and the scale of your earrings and necklace. Check the individual listing for fastening details and included components.

      Maang Tikka & Nethi Chutti FAQs

      What is the difference between maang tikka and Nethi Chutti?

      Maang tikka commonly refers to a central forehead ornament suspended from the hair parting. Nethi Chutti is a South Indian term for forehead jewellery and can include more elaborate arrangements.

      How do I wear a maang tikka with a centre-parted hairstyle?

      The chain is generally positioned along the hair parting, with the ornament resting on the forehead. The fastening depends on the design.

      Can Nethi Chutti be worn for occasions other than weddings?

      Yes. Simpler designs can complement festive and traditional outfits beyond bridal dressing.

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