Nose piercing is the practice of puncturing the nasal septum or other parts of the nose for the insertion of jewelry and other decorative objects. It is a common form of body modification that has been practiced in various cultures for centuries.
Nose piercing can be performed for a variety of reasons, including cultural, religious, and aesthetic purposes. In some cultures, nose piercing is seen as a rite of passage or a symbol of beauty. In other cultures, it is used to denote social status or affiliation with a particular group.