Description
- Artificial gajara is a decorative item inspired by traditional Indian culture.
- It mimics the appearance of a traditional floral garland (gajara) typically worn in hair or around the neck.
- Made from synthetic materials such as silk or plastic flowers.
- Often used in weddings, festivals, and other cultural celebrations as a hair accessory or ornament.
- Popular choice for bridal hair adornments due to its long-lasting nature and vibrant appearance.
- Specially Made Hair Accessories For South Indian Weddings. It is Used in Wedding, Bharatanatyam Dance, Occasions Like Pongal, Etc. Girls can tie them around their Pony Tail, Braids and Buns also.
Artificial hair gajras are decorative accessories worn by women in South Asia, particularly in India, as adornments for their hair. They are typically made from synthetic or artificial materials that mimic the appearance of real flowers or traditional gajras, which are flower garlands worn around the hair bun. These artificial gajras offer several advantages: Durability: Unlike real flowers, which wilt quickly, artificial gajras can be used multiple times and last much longer. Variety: They come in various colors, styles, and designs, allowing for greater customization to match different outfits and occasions. Availability: They are widely available in stores and online, making them accessible year-round regardless of seasonal flower availability. Ease of Use: Artificial gajras are easy to handle and can be attached to the hair using clips or pins, eliminating the need for elaborate hair styling. These accessories are popular for weddings, festivals like Diwali and Eid, and other celebratory occasions where traditional attire is worn. They add a touch of elegance and cultural flair to hairstyles, complementing traditional Indian attire such as sarees and lehengas.