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Your Questions, Answered
A Mundavalya (also spelt Mundhavalya or Mundavali) is a traditional forehead ornament worn by both the bride and the groom at Maharashtrian weddings. It is tied horizontally across the forehead, with strands falling along both sides of the face, and marks the auspicious wedding day.
You receive a set of 2 matching Mundavalyas — one for the bride and one for the groom. Each is made with synthetic pearl strands on a brass base with 22K anti-tarnish gold plating, and the set arrives in a Jija Jewellery gift box.
Place it just above the eyebrows and tie it at the back of the head with the adjustable cord, which fits most head sizes. Let the side strands fall naturally along the face. Both partners usually put it on before the wedding ceremony begins.
The anti-tarnish gold plating keeps its golden finish through long ceremonies, and the set carries a 1-year warranty. Avoid harsh chemicals such as cleaning agents, wipe gently with a dry, soft cloth after wear, and store each piece flat in the gift box without folding or tangling the pearl strands.
Yes. It is also worn for engagements, Haldi, thread ceremonies (Munj) and other traditional celebrations, and it makes a meaningful trousseau gift or wedding keepsake.
Yes. We offer free shipping and Cash on Delivery across India, easy exchange, and a 1-year warranty on this Mundavalya set.
Care Guide
Avoid harsh chemicals such as cleaning agents.
Wipe gently with a dry, soft cloth after each wear.
Store flat in the gift box or a soft-lined pouch, without folding or tangling the pearl strands.
1 Year Warranty
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