A bindi is a decorative mark worn on the forehead in many South Asian cultures. It is usually a small, colored dot or jewel applied between the eyebrows. The bindi holds cultural and religious significance and is commonly worn as an adornment or as a symbol of marital status or auspiciousness. It is often applied with adhesive or paste and is considered an important element of personal grooming and traditional attire.

What is a "bindi"?

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „bindi” po angielsku

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