Description

Andaal Kondai is a traditional South Indian hair accessory that represents the iconic bun style of Goddess Andal. It is often worn during religious ceremonies, classical dance performances, and weddings, especially in Tamil culture. The design reflects temple heritage and is linked to devotion, symbolizing purity and tradition.

Worn at the back of the head over a bun, Andaal Kondai is usually paired with other temple jewellery pieces like rakodi and jadai. It is made in metal or imitation finishes and used to complete the look for festive or spiritual occasions. The accessory holds cultural value across generations.