Description

Chandran Suryan Jadai Billai is a traditional hair ornament used in South Indian bridal and classical dance attire. It consists of two main pieces—Chandran (moon) and Suryan (sun)—usually placed at the top of the braid. These two symbols hold cultural and spiritual value, often representing balance and cosmic energy in Indian traditions. The rest of the billai pieces follow down the braid in sequence.

This style is often worn with temple jewellery during weddings and Bharatanatyam performances. It suits traditional outfits like silk sarees and half-sarees. The moon and sun motifs can be matched with Lakshmi or peacock pendants in the necklace. This Jadai Billai completes the bridal look and is passed down through families.