Description

A set of two Chandran and Suriyan hair accessories holds cultural and traditional significance in South Indian jewelry. These ornaments, representing the moon (Chandran) and sun (Suriyan), are often worn during weddings and religious ceremonies. They are usually placed on either side of the hair parting, symbolizing divine blessings and balance.

These hair accessories pair well with traditional attire like silk sarees and temple jewelry. Brides and dancers commonly wear them to enhance their look with a classic touch. Made from metal with intricate designs, they complement various hairstyles and add a cultural essence to any occasion.