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A Tilhari is a prominent traditional Nepali necklace for married women, characterized by multiple strands of pote (colored glass) beads, often green or red, and a central, cylindrical golden pendant called the Tilhari. This ornament symbolizes marital status and is often gifted by the groom's family, representing a woman's well-being and good fortune in her marriage. The necklace can be worn on its own or with the beads on the side, depending on the style and occasion. Components and symbolismPote beads: These are typically small, brightly colored glass beads that form the multiple strands of the necklace, with green and red being the most common.Tilhari pendant: A central, gold pendant that is often cylindrical in shape. It is considered the focal point and holds significant symbolic meaning.Cultural significance: The necklace is a symbol of marriage, with the pendant representing the husband's well-being and prosperity. It is passed down from mothers and grandmothers or gifted during the wedding ceremony.Symbolism of the pendant: The spindle-shaped pendant can symbolize fertility, virility, and passion. Its ribbed sections may represent