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This image showcases two sets of bridal chooda, traditional bangles often worn by North Indian brides, particularly in Punjab. Both sets feature a rich collection of maroon bangles interspersed with ornate silver-toned bangles. These decorative silver bangles are intricately designed and embellished with sparkling white stones, adding a touch of traditional opulence. The chooda is a significant symbol of marital bliss and prosperity, traditionally worn for a period following the wedding ceremony. The sets are neatly packaged, suggesting they are new and ready for the bride.
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Bridal chooda holds cultural importance in North Indian weddings, especially in regions like Punjab. The maternal uncle of the bride typically gifts her the chooda. These bangles are worn for a period after the wedding, symbolizing the bride's new identity and bringing blessings to her married life. The rich maroon color is often considered auspicious, and the silver detailing with stones further enhances the celebratory and elegant nature of these traditional bridal accessories.
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