Indian Artificial White Mogra Gajra Flowers For Hands or Hair Juda

Can be used for Decoration of Hair Bun Juda 

Or on Brides Hands as Bracelets

Great Gift to distribute in Haldi,  Mehandi, Dholki and Wedding Functions

Mogra, also known as jasmine or jai, is a type of flower that is commonly used in Indian floral jewelry, particularly for bridal jewelry. It is small white or yellow flower that is known for its sweet fragrance. Gajra, is a traditional Indian hair accessory made of flowers, typically jasmine flowers which are strung together and then wrapped around a woman's hair bun. It is usually worn by women during Indian weddings, festivals, and other special occasions. Mogra and jasmine flowers are often used to create gajras, which are typically worn by Indian brides as a part of their bridal attire. They are also used to decorate hair buns, braids, and ponytails, and are considered to be a symbol of beauty and elegance.

 CARE: Avoid contact with sweat, hair sprays, perfumes,water, abrasive soaps or chemicals. Avoid using velvet boxes for Jewelry. Can be stored in Zip Lock bag and a Box.