A Maang Tikka is a traditional Indian piece of jewelry that is worn by women on their forehead. It is also known as a Matha Patti in some regions of India. The Maang Tikka consists of a chain that is attached to a decorative piece, which is usually a pendant or a jewel-studded centerpiece. The chain is worn on the hairline and the decorative piece is placed in the center of the forehead, just above the eyebrows. The Maang Tikka is typically worn as part of traditional Indian bridal wear or as an accessory for other special occasions. It is believed to symbolize the power of the third eye and is considered a sign of femininity and beauty in Indian culture.

In few regions, it is called as: Maang Tikka, Papidi Billa, Nethichutti, Matha Patti, Shringar Patti, Maang Patti, Borla