Kaleera, also spelled as kalira, is a traditional piece of bridal jewelry worn on the wrists, primarily in North India. It is typically tied to the bride's wrists by her sisters, friends, or maternal relatives before the wedding ceremony. The ornament features dangling elements such as trinkets and bells, and historically, it was used to hold snacks and dry fruits for the bride's journey after the wedding. The word "Kaleera" means "the blessing of nature," symbolizing prosperity, fertility, and happiness for the bride's new life