Kemp Earring Mattal Pair - 3 Inches | Ear Chain/ Multicolour Stone Earring Chain For Weddings And Dance

"Kemp Mattal: Special Beauty for Your God" 

• Origins:

The practice of decorating gods with Kemp Mattal started in ancient temples of South India. Skilled workers made these decorations from Kemp stones, which are a type of red glass that looks like rubies. These decorations were made to make the gods seem even more powerful during ceremonies and celebrations. The word "Mattal" means an ear chain or ear decoration in Tamil, showing how it is used to dress up idols in temples. 

• Reputation and Regional Popularity: 

Kemp Mattal is mostly found in Tamil Nadu and nearby areas. It is a common part of temple jewelry. Kanchain popularity grew a lot during the Chola dynasty, which supported arts in temples. Nowadays, people love matti decorations both in traditional settings and modern ones, showing off their cultural roots. 

• Usage and Applications:

Temple Rituals: Used to dress up gods during daily prayers and special events. 

Festivals: Adds to the sacred feeling during celebrations such as Navaratri and Deepavali. 

Processions: Worn in temple parades to honor the gods. 

Home Altars: Brings a sense of divine beauty to spaces used for worship at home. 

• Preservation Measures: 

Storage: Keep in a dry and cool area, out of direct sunlight. 

Cleaning: Wipe with a soft cloth and stay away from strong cleaning products. 

Handling: Handle gently to avoid breaking or losing any stones. 

• Specific Deities and Festivals: 

Kemp Mattal Kanchain is mainly used to decorate gods like Lord Vishnu, Lord Murugan, and Goddess Lakshmi. During festivals like Navaratri, Deepavali, and Thaipusam, these decorations play an important role in temple ceremonies and parades. 

• Texture and Unique Selling Points: 

Appearance: Deep red color that looks like rubies. 

Craftsmanship: Detailed designs that showcase traditional skills. 

Durability: Made to last through temple ceremonies and processions. 

Cultural Significance: Shows devotion and reflects cultural traditions. 

• Divine Backstory:

The making of the ear chain is said to be influenced by the beautiful decorations of the gods. Matti, inspired by heavenly beauty, copied these designs using Kemp stones, hoping to bring the divine closer to worshippers. 

"Make your deity's presence more special with the lasting charm of Kemp Mattal."