SBP Fashion's Base metal & Plastic Handmade Traditional Wedding Kalira/Kalere/Kaleera/Bridal | KALEERA | KALIRE | KALEERE | KALIRAY | KALIRE FOR GIRLS | KALEERAY | KALIRAH | KALEERAH | KALIRE UNDER 299 399 499 | TRADITIONAL KALIRA | Hand Hanging Kali

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Name: SBP Fashion's Base metal & Plastic Handmade Traditional Wedding Kalira/Kalere/Kaleera/Bridal | KALEERA | KALIRE | KALEERE | KALIRAY | KALIRE FOR GIRLS | KALEERAY | KALIRAH | KALEERAH | KALIRE UNDER 299 399 499 | TRADITIONAL KALIRA | Hand Hanging Kalira for women, Girl, and bride kl- km 2301-35
Base Metal: Brass
Plating: Gold Plated
Stone Type: Pearls
Sizing: Adjustable
Type: Danglers
Net Quantity (N): 2
Sizes:2.4, Free Size
"Colour of item may slightly vary due to photography and light Light In Weight And Easy To Gear Up In Events,Wedding,Functions Care Instructions : Avoid Heat & Chemicals Like Perfume, Deo, Alchol, Etc. | Clean With Dry Cotton Cloth.| It Is Advisable To Store Jewellery In A Zip Lock Pouch (Air Tight Pouch Kalira(Kalire) that gives an elegance look to a bride.Also normally all the friends and relatives gift kaleere to a bride on her wedding day Latest trend on wedding occasion.

This beautiful silver and gold plated cluster of flowers and leaves and other shapes, is typically worn by Punjabi brides, and is attached to their chooda, which is the cluster of red and white auspicious angels worn by the bride. The wearing of kalira is a lovely ritual in itself and takes place just before the wedding. It is meant to bring in joy and prosperity and good luck for the bride and her loved ones. After the kalerein are tied to the bride’s wrists by the women in the family, she turns around to a waiting row of all the bridesmaids and rubs her wrists together over their heads as a token of good luck. The lucky girl who finds herself showered with the flowers and leaves is likely to get married next. This is quite similar to the Christian wedding tradition that originated in England. In this ritual, the bride tosses the bridal bouquet behind the eager crowd of bridesmaids and runs away."

Country of Origin: India