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Chitri Kodi, also known as Chitra Kodi or Chittu Kodi, refers to a type of traditional necklace or adornment made using small rectangular or square-shaped metal or silver pieces. These metal pieces are intricately engraved or embossed with decorative patterns or designs.

Chitri Kodi is often associated with South Indian culture, particularly in the states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The term "Chitri" means "engraved" or "embossed" in the local language. The necklace is typically made by connecting these engraved metal pieces together using small loops or rings.

The engraved designs on Chitri Kodi can vary and may include intricate patterns, floral motifs, geometric shapes, or religious symbols. The craftsmanship and attention to detail in these designs showcase the artistic heritage of the region.

Chitri Kodi is traditionally worn by women on special occasions, festivals, weddings, or cultural events as a statement jewelry piece. It is often paired with traditional sarees or other ethnic attire to enhance the overall look.

The metal pieces used in Chitri Kodi can be made of various materials, such as silver, gold-plated metal, or alloy. The choice of material may depend on personal preference, affordability, or cultural significance.