Nose pins are in vogue, and you can pair them with not just traditional but western outfits too. Tap to see which type is worn in which region of India and how they can elevate your look.
Punjabi Kokka Or Laung
The nose ring traditionally worn in Punjab and some parts of north India is known as Kokka or Laung, which is technically a nose stud. It is an evergreen ornament that goes with any kind of outfit.
Bengali Nauth
The big nose ring worn by women in West Bengal with a chain is called nauth. It goes best with ethnic attires and comes in both simple and embellished designs.
Banjara Nose Pin
The oxidised pins that are mostly associated with the tribal people are in trend these days. They can be accessorised with outfits to create a chic Boho look.
Rajasthani Nath
The cultural Nath in Rajasthan region is usually a heavy ring available in various designs like pearl, gold-beaded and more. A chain is attached to it and it is tucked behind the ear.
Konkani Nose Rings
The fish-themed designs are generally associated with the brides of Konkan or Goa region and some parts of South India.
Peshwai Nath
Worn by the ladies of Maharashtra, the Peshwai Nath is clip-on jewellery for the nose. They mostly have hanging pearls or studded stones.
Pullaku Of Tamil Nadu
The bridal jewellery of Tamil Nadu includes Pullaku which is often worn on the septum. They are available in different shapes and designs with minimal embellishments.
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