I recently dove into the world of Kerala’s traditional jewelry, and wow, it’s like stepping into a treasure trove of heritage! Each piece has its own unique flair. For instance, the
Pichimottu Mala caught my attention with its charming, rounded beads—so delicate and elegant.
Then there’s the Mullamottu Mala, with its tiny flower motifs that are just perfect for a touch of tradition. I was also impressed by the Palakka Mala , which features beautiful circular pendants and looks so regal. The Kasu Mala stood out with its gold coins, symbolizing prosperity and adding a classic touch.
The Nagapadam Mala is fascinating, with its serpent and foot motifs—it’s worn for good luck and has a real aura of tradition. I loved the Elakkathali, a head ornament with intricate gold work that feels almost like wearing a piece of art. The Kashali Mala also caught my eye, with its series of gold pendants that make it look timeless and elegant.
The Poothali is perfect for festive occasions, with its elaborate floral designs. The Thalikoottam is another standout, often worn on the head with its lovely floral or geometric patterns. The Kazhuthila has such detailed gold work that really makes it shine around the neck. And the Pathakkam is versatile and traditional, adding a touch of elegance wherever it’s worn.
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