Lakshmi pattila golusu & gottala golusu

Design & Motifs: The anklet features small coins (kasu or rupulu) embossed with motifs of Goddess Lakshmi. It is often decorated with intricate temple designs, floral patterns, rubies, emeralds, or hanging drops/bells (ghungroos). Symbolism: Goddess Lakshmi represents wealth, fortune, and divine grace. Wearing her motif on anklets is considered auspicious, traditionally believed to invite prosperity and positive energy with every step.

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Lakshmi Patti Golusu (also spelled Laxmi Patti Kolusu) is a traditional South Indian ornament, commonly referring to a flat strip-style (patti) chain or band integrated with Goddess Lakshmi motifs.
The term Golusu typically refers to an anklet/payal, while Patti describes a wide, flat, ribbon-like metallic band structure. In broader regional jewelry contexts, Patti Golusu can refer to flat-structured anklets, or long neck chains (nallapusalu / mangalsutra chains) featuring a Lakshmi patti pendant.
Design & Structural Characteristics
Goddess Lakshmi Motifs: The defining element is the inclusion of Gajalakshmi or coin-style Lakshmi impressions. These represent wealth, prosperity, and auspiciousness.
Patti (Flat Band) Weave: Unlike round or thin linked chains, the patti structure uses closely interwoven flat gold, silver, or gold-plated metal links. This gives the piece a solid, flexible, belt-like texture that sits flat against the skin. 
Embellishments & Accents:
Beadwork: Often paired with small gold balls, rubies, emeralds, or black beads (nallapusalu).
Ghungroo / Hanging Bells: When crafted as an anklet, small jingling metal bells or drops fringe the bottom border.
Intricate Carvings: Frequently decorated with complementary traditional temple patterns, such as peacocks, floral vines, or lotus motifs. 
Materials & Finishes
22K Gold & Antique Finish: Traditional bridal and festive variants are crafted in 22K yellow gold or antique matte gold to highlight detailed temple craftsmanship.
925 Silver / One-Gram Gold Plating: Daily wear or budget-friendly options utilize silver, copper base metals, or 1-gram gold micro-plating. 
Cultural & Ceremonial Significance
Auspicious Occasions: Worn during South Indian weddings, religious festivals (such as Varalakshmi Vratam and Diwali), and traditional ceremonies.
Symbolism: Goddess Lakshmi motifs serve as a visual blessing for good fortune and family prosperity.
Care & Maintenance
Store in a airtight plastic box or soft velvet pouch when not in use. 
Avoid direct contact with water, perfumes, soaps, and harsh chemicals. 
Clean gently with a soft micro-fiber cloth.