SHIVANSH BANGLES Plastic Gold-plated Chudas  (Pack of 2)

A bridal chura is a set of bangles traditionally worn by Indian brides on their wedding day and during the initial period of marriage. The chura is usually made of red and white bangles, with the number of bangles varying depending on the region and cultural traditions. The red bangles symbolize fertility and prosperity, while the white bangles represent purity and new beginnings. The chura is often gifted to the bride by her maternal uncle, and it is worn on the wedding day after the henna ceremony. In some traditions, the bride is required to wear the chura for a certain period of time, ranging from 40 days to one year, as a symbol of her newlywed status. The bangles are removed only after this period is over, and it is believed that breaking the chura brings good luck to the newlyweds. Over time, the design of bridal chura has evolved, with modern brides opting for more contemporary designs and colors. However, the significance and symbolism of the chura remain an important part of Indian wedding traditions.