A Punjabi Chuda is a traditional bridal ornament worn by Punjabi brides, typically consisting of a set of red and white bangles. These bangles are an important part of the bridal attire and hold cultural significance in Punjabi weddings. The Chuda is often made from glass, plastic, or ivory, and symbolizes fertility, prosperity, and the transition of a woman from her parental home to her marital home. The ceremony of wearing the Chuda is a joyous occasion, where the bride's family and friends gather to bless her with good fortune and happiness.
