Bindiis also know as tik, pottu ,sindoor, tilakam, bindiya kumkum and by other names. (from Sanskrit bindu, meaning "a drop, small partical, dot") traditionally it is a dot of red colour (red is the colour of power) applied in the center of the forehead close to the eyebrows, but it can also consist of a sign or piece of jewelry worn at this location.
No one knows exactly when the tradition of puttingbindi started. I think there is no scientific reason for applying kumkum. It is only on certain beliefs ideals and traditions of the Hindus. Today for few people bindi is more of a fashion statements than anything else.
Sikh women don't wear a bindi. Hindu women wear a bindi.
Hindu women must wear a Kumkum or Bindi or Pottu or Tilak everyday. If she is married, then she must wear - Kumkum, Mangalasutra or Thaali, Bangles, etc.
They wear the Bindi, or dot on the forehead.
It is called a Bindi
Generally Hindu woman wear Bindi on their forehead. So we can identify them. Muslim woman wear mask.
Hindu people wear bindi because it means that a woman is married. it also is said to be over the third eye. it is a place of concentration when they are practicing meditiation.
Bindi
Well I don't Know for sure but she did wear some kind of a bindi in a music video!
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
Traditionally Bindi is considered as a symbol of 'Suhaag' which simply means that the female wearing the Bindi is married, However now a days it is considered as an accessory for formal Indian dresses for women and girls. Now a days even little girls can be spotted wearing Bindi at various Indian occasions.
Bindi does not wear earrings.
A married woman's red bindi indicates 'marriage.' Widows in India do not wear bindi normally. But they are allowed to wear a black bindi in Southern India. Their black bindi indicates their loss. However, young girls are free to wear bindi of any color.