Sandhya is derived from Sanskrit origins, and its primary meaning is "twilight" or "dusk." In Hinduism, "Sandhya" also refers to the transitional periods of dawn and dusk, which are considered sacred for performing rituals and prayers.
 
Sandhya "The Golden Tissue Kerala Style Settu Mundu" with a brown and gold border is a traditional South Indian garment. "Golden tissue" typically suggests a fabric with a metallic sheen or shimmer. Sandhya Settu mundu contains golden threads woven into it, giving it a lustrous and luxurious appearance. This fabric choice adds elegance and richness to the attire. 
 
The border is an essential and often ornate part of the garment. The brown and gold color adds contrast and depth to the overall look and enhances its beauty.
 
Settu Mundu is more than just clothing; it's a representation of Kerala's cultural identity. The choice of fabric, color, and style all reflect the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the region.