Description

Andaal Kondai is a traditional South Indian hair ornament inspired by the hairstyle of Goddess Andal, widely worshipped in Tamil Nadu. It represents a rounded bun worn at the back of the head and holds deep cultural and devotional value. Often seen in temple sculptures and classical art, this style is an important element in religious ceremonies and classical dance.

The ornament is usually placed over a hair bun and secured with pins or threads. It is commonly used during weddings, poojas, and Bharatanatyam performances. Andaal Kondai reflects heritage and is still used today to complete traditional looks with cultural significance.