Mattal | Moon Mattal | Imitation Jewellery | Arangetram Jewellery
Mattal | Moon Mattal | Imitation Jewellery (Perfect for Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Arangetram & all Indian traditional classical dance styles) Check out the elegant Moon Mattal! It's made with premium Imitation...
Mattal | Moon Mattal | Imitation Jewellery
(Perfect for Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Arangetram & all Indian traditional classical dance styles)
Check out the elegant Moon Mattal! It's made with premium Imitation Jewellery. It's a great way to make your face look even better when you dance.
It has a soft, crescent moon-style layout. This mattal curves nicely around your ear. It looks great with jhumkas, chandbalis, and temple studs.
This Moon Mattal is light and stays in place. It's perfect for dancing! Use it for Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, and Arangetram shows.
It's also great for Margazhi season programs and other Indian dance events. The shiny stones make your expressions pop during abhinaya and nazar movements.
It shines under the stage lights. This is a small thing that makes a big difference for dancers.
Highlights
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Crescent Moon Motif Mattal
It has a soft, curved design. This makes your face look graceful.
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Premium Imitation Jewellery Finish
It's lightweight and shiny. It looks great on stage and doesn't cost too much.
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Perfect for Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi & Arangetram
It's good for all traditional Indian classical dance shows.
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Secure Ear-to-Hair Hooking Style
It stays put when you jump, spin, and make faces.
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Compatible With All Dance Earrings
It looks good with jhumkas, studs, or chandbalis.
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Ideal for Stage, Photoshoots & Practice
It shines under lights and in photos.
Product Details
| Type | Traditional Temple Jewellery |
| Base Metal | Copper / Silver Alloy |
| Stone Quality | Premium Kemp (Spinels) |
| Care | Keep away from perfume & water |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a Mattal and its significance in Bharatanatyam?
A: A Mattal, also known as Moon Mattal, is a crucial piece of Arangetram jewellery worn on the forehead during Bharatanatyam performances. It enhances the dancer's facial expressions, emphasizing the 'Aramandi' posture and overall aesthetic appeal, signifying completeness of the dancer's adornment.
Q: How do I choose the right size and style of Mattal for my Arangetram?
A: The size of the Mattal should be proportionate to the dancer's face. Consider the overall jewellery set and costume; the Mattal should complement them in terms of design and colour. For Arangetram, a classic, ornate design is generally preferred, ensuring it sits comfortably and securely throughout the performance.
Q: How do I care for and store my Imitation Jewellery Mattal to prevent damage?
A: After each performance, gently wipe the Mattal with a soft, dry cloth to remove sweat and makeup residue. Store it in a separate, airtight jewellery box or pouch, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid contact with perfumes, hairsprays, and other chemicals to prevent tarnishing and discolouration, thus preserving its shine for future performances.
Q: Can the Mattal be adjusted for a comfortable fit during long performances?
A: While most Mattals come with adjustable strings or hooks, it's essential to ensure a secure and comfortable fit before the performance. Practice wearing the entire jewellery set, including the Mattal, during rehearsals to identify any potential discomfort or slippage. You can also consult with a jewellery expert or your dance teacher for adjustments or modifications to ensure it stays in place throughout the Arangetram.