Bharatanatyam Temple Jewellery Chutty | Kemp & Pearl

5 Step Chutty | Chutty | Tikka | Copper Jewellery | NJ022

Rs. 2,300.00

The five perfectly articulated segments of this Bharatanatyam chutty, adorned with deep ruby Kemp stones, sparkling white AD accents, and emerald green highlights, immediately bring to mind the precise movements...

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Description

The five perfectly articulated segments of this Bharatanatyam chutty, adorned with deep ruby Kemp stones, sparkling white AD accents, and emerald green highlights, immediately bring to mind the precise movements of a classical dancer. Each crescent and floral motif is meticulously set, creating a cascading effect that beautifully frames the forehead, a crucial detail for any performer aiming for traditional perfection. This piece isn't just an accessory; it's an integral part of the Bharatanatyam costume, designed to catch the light and enhance the dancer's expressions.

The Art of Adornment: Why This Chutty Stands Out

  • Authentic Aesthetics: This traditional 5-step chutty is a staple in Bharatanatyam jewellery, echoing designs seen in ancient temple sculptures. It provides that classic, revered look essential for an Arangetram or any classical dance performance.
  • Vibrant Gemstone Palette: Featuring premium Kemp stones in rich ruby and emerald hues, alongside brilliant white AD stones, this headpiece offers a striking contrast that stands out against any skin tone and costume color. The delicate cultured pearls add a touch of timeless grace.
  • Designed for Movement: Unlike heavier alternatives, this chutty is crafted to be secure yet comfortable, ensuring it stays perfectly in place through vigorous dance sequences. Its balanced weight ensures the dancer can focus on their art, not their adornment.

💡 Curator's Insight: Styling Your Headpiece

When our customers come to Shanthi Tailors (Est. 1967) preparing for their Arangetram, we often recommend a piece like this. The specific arrangement of the five segments ensures a graceful cascade down the forehead, complementing the traditional Bharatanatyam makeup. For a cohesive look, pair it with a matching Bharatanatyam jewellery set that features similar Kemp stones and pearls. Remember, the right headpiece not only completes the costume but also tells a story of tradition and artistry on stage.

Product Specifications

Attribute Value
Type 5-Step Chutty / Maang Tikka
Base Metal Silver Base and Gold Leaved (Gold Foil)
Stones Premium Kemp (Ruby, Emerald Spinels), White AD, Cultured Pearls
Design Traditional Temple, Floral & Crescent Motifs
Length Approx. 19 cm (from hook to central pendant)
Occasion Bharatanatyam Arangetram, Classical Dance, Weddings, Temple Visits
Care Store in airtight box, keep away from moisture, perfumes, and chemicals

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this chutty suitable for an Arangetram performance?

A: Absolutely. This 5-step chutty is specifically designed with the traditional Bharatanatyam aesthetic in mind, making it perfect for an Arangetram. Its secure fit and vibrant Kemp stones ensure it looks stunning and stays in place throughout your performance, a detail our dance teachers have appreciated for over 57 years.

Q: What is the base metal of this temple jewellery piece?

A: In keeping with authentic temple jewellery traditions, this chutty features a silver base which is then meticulously covered with real gold leafing. This time-honored technique ensures both durability and the classic, rich appearance preferred for classical Indian dance and ceremonial wear.

Q: How should I care for my Bharatanatyam chutty to maintain its shine?

A: To preserve the brilliance of your Kemp stones and the gold leafing, always store your chutty in an airtight box or pouch after use. Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, and excessive moisture, as these can dull the finish over time. A gentle wipe with a soft, dry cloth is usually sufficient.


Shanthi Tailors (Est. 1967): Three generations of dressing dancers and silk lovers. Every piece personally inspected before shipping.