The Tribal Tales

Some of the prominent and important jewellery pieces are:
Bor or Borla:
Bindi/Matha Patti:
Chimti:
Bakalkhana:
Ogniya:
Karnaphool:
Jhumka:
Gogroo:
Bata:
Hansali:
Kanthi:
Worlo/Warla:
Jantar:
Patri:
Tabeej:
Phool:
Kanta:
Bazuband:
Bazu chud:
Pahaunchi:
Kada:
Kakan:
Challa:
Dama:
Bangadi:
Muthiya:
Hathphool:
Binti:
Bel:
Kankati/Tagadi
/Kandora:
Kadla:
Kadi:
Pazeb:
Sathan:
Bichuda:
A round shaped ornament that is worn on the forehead.
Chain that is worn on the bor which goes down on either side.
Hair Clip.
Silver clip used as hair accessory.
Rings with a hanging ball or leaf worn on the top of the ear.
A big round stud.
A bell like earring.
Earrings worn by men.
A big flower shaped ear stud.
A collar or torque sometimes hollow, sometimes solid worn by men and women.
Neck piece.
A torque wrapped with silver wire.
Cylindrical amulet strung on black thread.
Plaque amulet, on black thread, worn around the neck, both by men and women.
Amulets depicting Gods and Goddesses worshipped by the people.
Pendants.
Nose ring.
Amulet.
A long armlet.
Beaded wrist let.
A pair of heavy thick bangle.
Silver Bangles.
Finger rings.
Silver rings made for kids.
Two-part hinged bracelet.
Cuffs.
Hand ornament for back of the hand with rings for fingers and thumb.
Ring
Spiral ring.
Waist band.
Two-part anklets.
Fitting rigid anklet.
Flexible silver chain anklets.
Silver anklets.
Toe rings.
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