Discover the significance of 16 shringar on this karwachouth with JEWELS BOX jewellery in Lucknow.

Our culture is all about rich traditions, yearlong festivities, and customs with values. All the occasions particularly during Karva Chauth importance of solah shringar increases. Solah Shringar unquestionably is very significant. Each of these Shringar is believed to enhance the girl’s beauty and establish her in the Goddess-like aura.

1. Bindi: - The tradition of wearing bindi came from Hindu religion. It has referred to the colored dot that women wear at the center of their forehead. It retains the energy and signifies luck and prosperity.

2. Sindoor: - Sindoor denoted to marriage and the well-being of the husband. It is customary to apply sindoor for all the married women. Sindoor has many values attach to it and declared to be the most significant cosmetic.  

3. Maang Tikka: - Maang tikka is the first hair accessory that adorns the women forehead.  It is usually made of gold or silver, studded with precious stones. It not just increases the charm but also enhance the beauty of a woman.

4. Kajal: - To make the beautiful eyes attractive kajal is applied on the edges of the eyelids. It’s made by collecting the soot of an earthen lamp by lighting a wick in clarified butter or ghee.

5. Nath or Nose Ornament: - Nose ring has a symbolic meaning in Indian culture. It is worn on the left side of the nose only. By nose piercing in our culture Hindus honor Parvathi, the goddess of marriage.

6. Mangalsutra: - Jewelry has always been an important part of our culture and Mangalsutra is the symbol of prosperity. It is made of gold and black beads given by the husbands to their wife’s.

7. Earrings: - Tradition of wearing earrings is considered to be auspicious in our culture. Usually, these made out of Gold and silver. However, Diamond, Kundan, and Meenakari are also popular choices.

8. Mehendi: - Mehendi represents celebrations. It signifies joy, beauty, and offerings. It is considered to be auspicious. It is customary to apply Mehendi on festivals like Karva Chauth, Holi, and Diwali.

9. Bangles: - It is essential for the bride to don both gold and glass bangles, which imply the long life and accomplishment of her groom. It also signifies the prosperity of the family.

10. Armlet: - Armband is an ornament to be worn on the upper arms. It is either made of gold or silver embellished with gems or pearls.

11. Haathphool: - Haathphool are the eight rings attached to a central flower. Earlier, the brides had veils which did not give them an opportunity to see their husband hence with haathphool they use to wear Aarsi the thumb ring to see their groom.

12. Hair Accessory: - As per traditions Jasmine flowers are used for their long-lasting fragrance with gold or silver Jewellery. 

13. Waist Accessory: - The waist ornament Kardhani also known as Kamarband, worn around the waist by married Indian women. It enhances the graceful shape of a female silhouette. It’s made out of gold embellished with precious gems.

14. Payal & Bichuas: -  It is customary for a married woman to wear both as it signifies the entry of Goddess Lakshmi. These are either made in silver or gold. 

15. Perfume:- Fragrance is another major element of the Solah Shringar. It enhances the mood and helps lift your spirits.

16:- Traditional Dress:- The traditional color dress completes the Solah Shringar as it reflects the religious identity and complements the look.

The Solah Shringar ritual has changed in the present day scenario yet holds the same value.