Géibheann álainn – Muince Seodra Péarla na mBan Indiach

Is siombail aitheantais do mhná Indiach é jewelry Pearl
Tá cineálacha éagsúla jewelry ban san India, lena n-áirítear cluaise péarla, necklaces péarla, fáinní péarla, bráisléid péarla, bangles, gabhálais gruaige, gabhálais forehead, gabhálais cófra, slabhraí rúitín, sreoir. Creideann Indians gur leath de shaol na mban é jewelry, agus ba chóir do mhná úsáid iomlán a bhaint as jewelry chun iad féin a ghléasadh suas. Ba chóir fiú mná ó theaghlaigh bhochta gach rud a thabhairt suas agus roinnt jewelry miotail nó plaisteach saor a chaitheamh.
San India, meastar go bhfuil sé impolite do mhná dul amach gan jewelry. I measc ábhair éagsúla jewelry, Is fearr le hIndiaigh jewelry óir an chuid is mó. De ghnáth bíonn toin chraiceann níos dorcha ag Indians, agus is dóichí go gcuirfí aird ar an tréith seo ag caitheamh jewelry óir. Ag siúl ar an tsráid, Indian women’s ears are adorned with glittering jewelry. Even the little girls begging on the roadside, despite their dirty clothes, unkempt hair, and a golden nail on their nose.
Nose accessories, including nose rings, nose studs, and so on. At first, this thing was introduced to India from Arab countries, and its original meaning was to refer to people tying animal ropes through the nostrils of livestock, indicating absolute “ownership” of livestock. Unexpectedly, the symbolic meaning was fully utilized by Indian men, who quickly tied nose accessories to women. Sa lá atá inniu ann, nose rings and nose nails have become symbols of marriage for Indian women.