Shop the Latest Maang Tikka Sets Online at Johori
Complete your traditional look with Johori’s curated collection of Maang Tikka Sets—designed to add timeless elegance to your ethnic ensemble. Whether you're dressing for a wedding, festival, or a special family gathering, our tikka sets are handcrafted to help you shine with confidence.
Discover the Latest Maang Tikka Designs
Explore our exclusive range of latest maang tikka designs, featuring a mix of Kundan, Meenakari, and stone-studded finishes. From delicate chains to bold centerpieces, find the perfect style to match your outfit and occasion.
Complete Maang Tikka and Earrings Set
Looking for a coordinated look? Our maang tikka and earrings sets are thoughtfully paired to create effortless elegance. Whether you prefer minimal glam or a royal touch, these sets elevate your bridal or festive look with ease.
Traditional Tikka Set Styles with a Modern Twist
From Mughal-inspired motifs to modern silhouettes, each tikka set is made to blend heritage with trend. Choose from light, airy designs perfect for Haldi or Mehendi, or go bold with layered pieces for weddings and parties.
Tikka Set Punjabi & Bridal-Inspired Looks
Celebrate vibrant Punjabi traditions with a beautifully crafted Tikka Set Punjabi style. These pieces add cultural richness and charm—perfect for pre-wedding functions, sangeet nights, and vibrant ceremonies.
Why Shop Maang Tikka Sets at Johori
Handcrafted in Jaipur by skilled artisans
Unique, trend-forward designs for every occasion
Easy return policy and secure payment options
Fast delivery across India
Elevate your festive wardrobe with Johori’s latest maang tikka sets. Shop now and step into tradition with a touch of modern flair.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: How does a maang tikka stay in place?
A: To keep a maang tikka securely in place, part your hair in the center and use bobby pins to fasten the chain into your hair. For added security, apply a small amount of eyelash glue or double-sided tape to the pendant's back before placing it on your forehead. This technique ensures the tikka remains centered and stable throughout your event.
Q2: How to choose a maang tikka according to face shape?
A: Selecting a maang tikka that complements your face shape enhances your overall look:
: Opt for vertical designs like teardrop-shaped tikkas to elongate the face.
: Choose triangular or chandelier-style tikkas to balance the forehead and chin.
: Teardrop or triangular tikkas soften the cheekbones and add balance.
: Round or crescent-shaped tikkas help soften angular features.
: Most tikka styles suit this versatile face shape, including bold and elaborate designs.
Q3: What is the scientific reason for wearing a maang tikka?
A: Traditionally, the maang tikka is worn at the forehead's center, aligning with the ajna chakra, or the third eye. This spot is believed to be the seat of wisdom and power in ancient Indian culture. Adorning this area is thought to enhance intuition and concentration.
Q4: What is the purpose of a maang tikka?
A: The maang tikka serves both aesthetic and cultural purposes. It adds elegance to traditional attire and symbolizes the union of two souls in marriage, especially when worn by brides. It's also a representation of feminine power and grace.
Q5: How do you secure a maang tikka on your forehead?
A: Secure the maang tikka by parting your hair in the middle and anchoring the chain with bobby pins. For the pendant, apply a small amount of eyelash glue or use double-sided tape on its back before placing it on your forehead. Hold it in place for a few seconds to ensure it adheres properly.
Q6: Does a maang tikka look good with a saree?
A: Absolutely! A maang tikka complements a saree beautifully, adding a touch of traditional elegance. Whether you're attending a wedding or a festive occasion, pairing a maang tikka with a saree enhances the overall ethnic look.
Q7: What is the other name of a maang tikka?
A: The maang tikka is also known by other names in different regions, such as 'matha patti' when it includes side chains, or 'borla' in Rajasthani culture, characterized by its spherical design.
