Garhwali Nath

About garhwali nath

A garhwali nath is a large nose ring traditionally worn by married Pahari women in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand. The style is rooted in Garhwali and Kumaoni goldsmithing traditions from Uttarakhand, worn by married Pahari women for weddings, festivals and other family occasions. Pricing is transparent: the day's gold rate multiplied by weight, plus a making charge shown separately and GST — there is no fixed listed price, so enquire for a current quote on any design. Material, weight and making charge are confirmed per piece; where a specification is not yet confirmed, the product page says so rather than guessing. As with all jewellery sold in India, GST applies at 3% (HSN 7113), in addition to the metal and making-charge price. When choosing a design, weigh the occasion against the piece's weight and finish: heavier, more detailed pieces tend to suit festive and bridal wear, while lighter designs suit daily wear and gifting. This is part of the wider Nath collection at Pahadi Sunaar. Related categories at Pahadi Sunaar include Kumaoni Nath, Maang Teeka and Jhumki. Explore the full Garhwali nath range below, or browse related categories from the Pahadi Sunaar collection for a complete look.

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