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Tikkas

Kiian's Indian fashion jewelry tikka collection features maang tikkas and matha pattis for weddings, sangeet, and mehndi. A maang tikka sits along the center hair parting with the pendant resting at the hairline or forehead. A matha patti adds side chains for a fuller frame. Styles run from delicate pearl and crystal drops to fuller kundan pieces in ruby and emerald tones. Pair either style with jhumkas or chandbalis and Indian necklace sets.

Choose the hairstyle first. A centered part gives the tikka a clean path, while pinned hair helps hold a fuller matha patti in place. Keep the scale light for a guest or festival look and fuller for bridal styling. Explore coordinated ceremony pieces in Kiian's bridal jewelry collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a maang tikka and a matha patti?

A maang tikka follows the center hair parting and ends in one pendant at the hairline or forehead. A matha patti adds side chains or bands, creating a fuller frame across the head.

Where should a maang tikka sit?

Place the chain along the center hair parting and rest the pendant at the hairline or upper forehead. Kiian's Indian fashion jewelry tikkas look cleanest when the pendant is centered before the hairstyle is fully pinned.

Do tikkas work with western outfits?

Yes! Make the maang tikka the focal point with a solid dress, jumpsuit, or fusion outfit. Keep the earrings and neckline simple.

Can wedding guests wear maang tikkas?

Yes. Kiian has lighter tikkas for sangeet, mehndi, wedding, and festival looks. Choose a smaller pendant when the outfit or earrings already carry a lot of detail.