A traditional Indian bridal headpiece, mainly associated with Maharashtrian culture, worn by both the Bride and Groom during the wedding ceremony.
The Mundavalya is unique to Maharashtrian weddings and adds a distinct element to the bridal attire.

Commonly made from pearls, flowers (like jasmine), or sometimes even gold threads. While traditionally it is a simple string of pearls, modern designs include more elaborate decorations with  semi-precious stones, colored beads, crystals, or gold-plated elements for a more luxurious look.

The act of tying the Mundavalya is a key ritual moment. It is a gesture of blessing, performed with love and respect, marking the couple’s transition from singlehood to a unified partnership.

Material - Copper/Brass

Polish - Premium Micro Gold Polish

Note - Our Mundavalya Set includes two pieces, one for the Bride and one for the Groom, embracing equality and shared traditions.