Description

Andaal Kondai is a traditional South Indian hair ornament inspired by the divine hairstyle of Goddess Andal. It holds religious and cultural importance, especially in Tamil Nadu, where it is used in devotional rituals and classical dance performances. The design is modeled after the goddess’s symbolic bun, which is depicted in temple sculptures and ancient art forms.

This ornament is usually worn at the center of the hair bun during weddings, temple festivals, and cultural events. It is crafted in materials like gold-plated metal or imitation temple jewellery. Andaal Kondai completes the traditional bridal or dancer’s look, preserving heritage and spiritual meaning.