Trendy bindi designs to try this Diwali season for a festive glam look

Bindi is a symbol of wisdom and is also known as the spiritual third eye in Hinduism. In ancient times, bindis were made from chandan, kumkum, haldi, gulabjal, curd, and roli. These ingredients were known to activate the chakra and unleash plenty of health benefits, like relieving stress and soothing the mind. But today, it has become a beauty statement which enhances our look and is available in various shapes and colours. Let’s take a look at 5 trendy bindi designs that one can try this Diwali season.

If you wish to carry glitter, sparkles, and tonnes of bling, then this stone-studded bindi should be your love at first sight during the Diwali week. A little more glamorous than the usual round ones, the shimmer accents make this perfect for weddings and parties. You can team them with an embellished saree for a dazzling overall appearance, which also gives a minimalist appearance if you’ve opted for a smaller one, which will still make you glow.
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Do you remember ‘Komolika’ from the television show ‘Kasautii Zindagi Kay’? Apart from her vicious tactics, she was known for her statement bindi looks. Well, these bindi designs are now back in trend. Available in the shape of swirls, petals, and abstract patterns, they are perfect for experimenting with contemporary sarees. Though an unconventional choice for many, this style is gaining popularity amongst the Gen Zs, who are retaining its elegance with traditional ethnic pieces.
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A classic round bindi can never go out of style, as it is an evergreen symbol of love and is still adorned by women all over the globe. The subtle round shape is a perfect fit for every face shape and instantly amplifies your overall facial look. From a silk saree to a lighter georgette slay, it looks extremely traditional and perfectly sits with contemporary pieces as well. Just put on a simple round bindi, and you’re immediately ready to stay and slay.
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Mainly popular in the Maharashtrian culture, a beautiful crescent moon-shaped bindi surely adds a subtle amount of radiance to your overall appearance. It also holds a spiritual link to the divine presence of Lord Shiva, who holds the calm energy of the moon. Associated with tranquillity, wisdom, and femininity, it is known as the 'chandrakor bindi' in Hinduism. Worn since ancient times, the Marathi women do not just wear it, but it is now commonly seen in nearly every woman’s vanity.
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An all-time favourite of every woman, this is surely a must-have pick. These small, minimal-style bindis are so versatile that you can wear them for casual settings, formal and informal events, and also grand occasions without thinking twice. If you’re someone who wishes to carry a subtle and minimal bindi show without overshadowing your Diwali outfit, then opt for this minimal yet incredible choice.
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