ANKLET PAYAL

An anklet or payal (as it’s commonly called in India) is a piece of jewelry typically worn around the ankle. It is often made of metal, beads, or even fabric, and can be adorned with bells, stones, or other decorative elements. In Indian culture, wearing payals is not only a fashion statement but also has cultural and symbolic significance.

The sound of the bells on the anklet is believed to be auspicious and is thought to bring good luck. They’re often worn by women, especially during festivals, weddings, and other celebrations. The payal is also associated with femininity and grace.