Description

In Bharatanatyam, nose adornments, such as nose rings serve both aesthetic and cultural purposes, enhancing the dancer’s appearance and complementing their performance. These ornaments are deeply rooted in Indian tradition, symbolizing beauty, identity, and cultural heritage, with nose piercings sometimes signifying marital status.

Bharatanatyam dancers wear nose ornaments like nathu, bullaku and mukkuthi to refine their overall presentation and enhance their expression. Nose rings come in various designs, from simple studs to intricate hoops, with the chosen ornament typically reflecting the dancer’s facial features and the style of the performance.

Nathu Bullaku, Mooku Kuthi, Mooku Valayam, and Mooku Pillaku are three ornamental pieces worn on either side and at the centre of the nose. These adornments enhance the grace of the dancer.

Explore the Zaras Nose adornment collection, which includes over 50 distinct designs, and choose the one that best complements your style and boosts your confidence.