INTRODUCTION

Every bride dreams of her wedding day, and in Punjabi culture, a bride’s chura is one of her most loved parts of clothing. Bridal Chura are an important part of the bridal customs and have great cultural importance. Bridal chura styles have changed in 2024, combining modern with traditional style. Discover yourself in the magical realm of Punjabi bridal chura as we examine this year’s top designs.

History and Significance of Chura

A traditional set of red and white bangles known as a “chura,” worn by Punjabi brides, represents health and wealth. Chura has thousands of years old traditions in the belief that it protects against evil and gives good fortune on newlyweds. Although the materials and designs have changed over time, the cultural importance has not changed.

Materials Used in Chura Designs

Chura designs have seen a variety of materials being used:

Ivory

Historically, chura bangles were made from ivory, symbolizing purity and elegance. However, due to ethical concerns, this material is now less commonly used.

Plastic

Plastic has become a popular alternative, offering durability and affordability. It’s easy to mold into various designs and colors, making it a versatile choice.

Metal

Metal chura, often gold or silver plated, add a touch of luxury and are often embellished with intricate patterns and gemstones.

Traditional Punjabi Bridal Chura Designs

Red and White Chura

The traditional red and white chura is still a bride’s favourite. These bangles have a classic elegance because they are frequently designed with detailed designs and occasionally have gold ornaments.

Kundan Designed Chura 

Kundan, a traditional type of Indian gemstone jewellery, gives the chura a noble appearance. The bangles shine with each movement because the stones are arranged in beautiful patterns.