Description

The Chandran Suryan Jada Billa is inspired by celestial icons—Chandran (moon) and Suryan (sun)—widely used in South Indian bridal hair jewellery. Typically placed along the braid or bun, these pieces bring balance and symbolism. The motifs often include intricate patterns, stone detailing, and structured settings with pearl or bead drops.

This jada billa is worn with traditional attire like silk sarees, especially for weddings or temple functions. It complements hairstyles like braided hair wrapped in flowers or buns adorned with jasmine. To complete the look, pair it with temple-style earrings, vaddanam, and antique necklaces. It adds a final touch to the head-to-toe bridal ensemble, symbolising tradition, rhythm, and cosmic grace.