Description

Andaal Kondai is a traditional hair ornament used in South Indian cultural and religious occasions. The design is inspired by the iconic bun style of Goddess Andal, often depicted in temple carvings and devotional art. It is worn by placing it over a neatly tied hair bun, especially during classical dance performances and bridal ceremonies.

The ornament in the image features red stone teardrop motifs along the base, layered with gold-tone detailing and finished with strings of pearl chains. Small green beads hang at the ends of the pearls. This piece is commonly used to complete a traditional hair look during festive events.