"Nettipattam" is a traditional decorative ornament used in South India, especially in Kerala, during festivals like pooram. The term "nettipattam" is a combination of two Malayalam words: "netti, " which means caparison or ornament, and "pattam, " which means decoration or emblem. The elephant nettipattam is a majestic and elaborate piece of decoration that is placed on the forehead and face of the elephant. It is often made of metal, wood, and colorful fabrics. The design typically includes intricate artwork, religious symbols, and vibrant colors. Some common elements found on nettipattams include depictions of deities, floral patterns, and other traditional motifs. These ornamental elephant pattam are not only aesthetically pleasing but also hold cultural and religious significance. Elephants adorned with elephant caparison play a central role in processions during temple festivals and other celebrations in the region.