It is known as BINDI for married Hindu women made up of turmeric powder and is a sign of marrige for women, and TILAK for man as a straight line made up of sandalwood which is nothing to do with marrige but is put by man in devotion of GOD
yes they do but only on a certain holiday during the year after which they let it disolve away while woman adopted wearing it all year for a fashion statement
It's called a tikka and no, just the hindus
No, women in Kerala do not wear sindoor. Wearing sindoor on the forehead is a North Indian custom.
They do. The bindu or tikka mark on the forehead is made from a paste made with vermillion powder. It is placed on the forehead during puja, which is a worship ceremony. Women simply have elevated the wearing of the bindu into a fashion statement, whereas men let it wear off after receiving it.
It is a symbol of their faith
Bindi
Women in India wear a red dot to represent a third eye which stands for knowledge, because of the goddess Shiva know as the destroyer.
Indian men & women of the Hindu religion get a smudge of orange dust on their foreheads as a blessing. It is generally located where the "third eye" is.
yes. Indian women wear chunis or also referred as 'dupattas'
For cultural, spiritual reasons.
Women wear an Indian Sari.
Indian men don't wear bindi's but u might have been confused with something else..for example... during puja which is prayer men and women wear a rain drop like mark on there forehead that just is a symbol for prayer
They wear the Bindi, or dot on the forehead.
Yes, though not as much as women. Children and infants wear jewelry as well.