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The “pote” (or in some cases “tilhari/pote mala”) is a traditional multi-strand beaded necklace worn by married Hindu women in Nepal (especially among Brahmin/Chhetri communities) to signify their marital status.The term “hydro” in “hydro pote” refers to synthetic or glass beads that have a high-shine or crystal-like finish (often imported) rather than pure natural gemstones. Some listings for green-hydro versions exist.A “green hydro pote” uses vivid green beads, which can carry auspicious meaning (green often symbolizes renewal, fertility, auspiciousness in South Asian contexts) though red remains the most common traditional colour. The green variety offers a stylish variation on the traditional red.The “Special Edition” version (if you have this variant) would typically mean enhanced finish, extra layering or higher-quality beads/plating compared to a standard version.It’s designed to be worn on traditional occasions (festivals like Teej, weddings) or even for daily wear by married women as a sign of their status.