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The selected region highlights a decorative black tassel (commonly referred to as a latkan or kunjalam in South Asian fashion), which is hanging against a solid black fabric backdrop.

A dusty blue ethnic garment tassel (commonly known as a latkan in South Asian traditional attire

This decorative accessory is known as a latkan (also referred to as a potli tassel or garment hanging). It is a traditional South Asian embellishment widely used to elevate the aesthetic of formal and bridal attire like lehengas, sarees, dupattas, and anarkalis.

This piece acts as a decorative tie-back accessory attached to the dori (drawstring cords) of garments like a Lehenga Choli, the back of a blouse, or the corners of a heavy dupatta.

It is constructed on a delicate gold-toned chain and links multiple decorative elements. The gradient design transitions beautifully from smaller gold and magenta metallic accent spacers down to alternating soft pink glass beads, imitation faux pearls, and structured, round fabric-wrapped balls.

These types of multi-tier ornaments are heavily used as ethnic dress embellishments (latkans) for outfits like kurtis, lehengas, and sarees, or repurposed as bohemian-style bag charms, keychains, and home drapery accents.

It is a popular type of handmade fabric embellishment used primarily in South Asian fashion to add movement, charm, and a decorative touch to garments like sarees, blouses, lehengas, dupattas, and kurtis.

A traditional South Asian handmade decorative hanging tassel, most commonly known as a Latkan.