Correct option is D
Ans. (d)
The Ogania is not worn around the neck by women in Rajasthan. It is typically a head ornament or a part of traditional veiling practices.
Explanation:
· Timaniya: A traditional Rajasthani necklace, usually heavy and ornate, made of gold or silver, often worn by married women.
· Mandliya: Another type of neck ornament, simple and often used by rural women.
· Tewta: A necklace typically made of beads or semi-precious stones, common in tribal areas.
· Ogania: Refers to an accessory used as part of the veil or headdress, and not a neckpiece.
Information Booster:
1. Neck ornaments in Rajasthan vary by region and community, reflecting local traditions and socio-economic status.
2. Timaniya and Mandliya are popular in areas like Mewar and Shekhawati.
3. Tribal communities, such as Bhils and Garasiyas, prefer lightweight and colorful ornaments like Tewta.
4. Ogania is often used with traditional attire like the Ghaghra-Choli, adding elegance to the veiling style.
Additional Knowledge:
· Timaniya: Symbolizes marital status and is worn during auspicious occasions.
· Mandliya: Simple yet elegant, reflecting rural craftsmanship.
· Tewta: Common among tribal women, showcasing their distinct cultural identity.
· Ogania: Represents modesty and tradition in Rajasthani culture.
