Topor Mukut Set

The Topor Mukut is an essential element in Bengali weddings, especially for the groom. It’s a ceremonial headgear representing tradition, elegance, and cultural significance. The Topor, a conical-shaped headgear typically made of shola pith (an Indian cork material), is embellished with intricate designs, often adorned with auspicious symbols, ornate motifs, and sometimes embellished with jewels or pearls. Mukut refers to the crown-like adornment placed atop the Topor, accentuating its regal appeal. The groom dons this exquisite headpiece during various rituals, symbolizing purity, grace, and prosperity. The Topor Mukut is a cherished symbol of heritage and commitment in Bengali matrimonial customs.