Description

• Annaprashan Mukut is a traditional headgear adorned by a baby girl during the Annaprashan ceremony, a significant Hindu ritual where the infant is introduced to solid food for the first time. The Mukut, typically crafted with exquisite designs and embellishments, symbolizes blessings, purity, and the beginning of a new phase in the baby’s life. It is an ornate crown or tiara-like accessory that adds cultural significance and charm to the ceremonial attire of the baby girl during this auspicious occasion.