MangalSutra

Mangalsutra is a traditional necklace worn by married Hindu women in India. The word “mangalsutra” is derived from two. Sanskrit words, “mangal” meaning auspicious or holy, and “sutra” meaning thread. The mangalsutra is a symbol of the bond between a husband and wife, and is usually. Tied around the bride’s neck by the groom during the wedding ceremony.

The design of the mangalsutra can vary depending on the region and the cultural traditions of the couple. In some parts of India, it is a simple yellow thread or a chain with black beads. While in other regions it can be a more elaborate. Necklace made of gold or other precious metals, with intricate designs and gemstones.

The mangalsutra is considered to be a sacred symbol of marriage and is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to the couple. It is usually worn by the wife as a sign of her commitment and devotion. To her husband, and is also a way for her to display her marital status to others. In many Hindu communities. It is believed that the should be worn throughout the entire marriage, and only removed when a widowhood is declared.