Sola Shringar
The Sixteen Traditional Aids to Beauty

Haar	Necklace
Mangalsutra	Wedding Chain
Kanthi	Choker
Balon Ka Haar	Flowers for the hair
Angoothi	Ring
Hathphool	Bracelet with ornament for the palm and rings for the fingers connected
Kada	Bracelet
Bazuband	Arm Band
Kardhani	Waist Band
Rakhri	Worn on the parting of the hairs
Tika	Worn on the forhead
Nath	Nosering
Jhumka	Earring
Bichhwa	Toering
Pahzeb	Anklet
Ghungroo	Ankle Bells

The Goldsmit's Tools
The sunar or goldsmith rarely uses machinery of any kind. His implements are simple but with their aid he produces intricate pieces of extraordinary beauty.

Angetha	Furnace. This is made from an earthware waterpot.
Gharya or Kutali	Crucilble. This consists of a small clay cup.
Banqual	Small, curved blowpipe
Reza or Pargahni	Mould
Nihai	Small anvil
Hathaura	Hammer
Chimta or Chimti	Large or small tongs
Samsi or Zambur	Pincers
Kati	Scissors
Sohan or Reti	File
Cheni	Chisels
Janta	AN iron plate with holes for drawing wire
Pasa or Kansula	A metal cube with circular hollows for moulding round ornaments
Thappas	Dies for patterning