Bindis are often wore purely for decorative purposes, regardless of religion.

Traditionally, however, a bindi (meaning a dot or a point in sanskrit) is a sign of marriage in some Indian traditions.

It is worn on the forehead, between the eyes and has a spiritual significance. For that reason, they are even now worn by men as well as women for traditional ceremonies.

Bindis are no longer restricted to being worn on the forehead. They now act as temporary body tatoos for any part of the body from the navel to arms, back and ankles that calls for glitter and decoration!

Bindis are all self-adhesive and reusable.

Please Note:

Even though the bindis are all red, each design is different. Most of them have both silver and gold decoration on them. Please let us choose for you.