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Indian weddings are a billion-dollar industry, and this isn’t even an exaggerated number. The sheer amount of traditions, outfits, events, trousseau and gifts have made the Indian wedding a phenomenon...

Blessings - Prosperity- Happiness; these are the things every person desires. What if you can have them all just by celebrating one festival? Yes, you are thinking right, it can...

Congratulations, it’s that time in your life when you’ve chosen the perfect partner for yourself. Marriage is a commitment for a lifetime, and we wish you only the best! Engagement...

Versatility of historical drape: The saree is quintessential as it repurposes itself for every occasion. It is a complete outfit on its own and looks great on everyone. Whether you’re...

Navratri is an important biannual event and is considered one of the holiest days in the Hindu tradition. This beautiful festival is referred to as Sharada Navratri and Chaitra Navratri,...

Cultural significance of Kashta : The Konkan region of India is well defined for its varied culture and interesting lifestyle. The western coasts of Maharashtra, Goa and Karnataka have their...

Sarees have been termed as the personification of traditions, heritage and elegance since times immemorial, and it’s these qualities that have made the saree a timeless piece deserving to be...

Quintessential heirloom : One of India’s hallmarks is its exuberant and diverse textile Industry. Boasting beautiful, embroidered works with different prints and textures, our country offers a lot in terms...

From the dextrous process involved in making every single saree to how the 12th-century weave finds relevance  even today, we are shedding light on what is christened as the Queen...

Traditional wear is receiving accolades globally, and all thanks to the advent of social media, our weaves are getting the love they receive, and the craft is finding its space...

Honour the passed traditions: India is one of the greatest countries in the world when it comes to preserving its cultures, traditions and all the elements that come along with...

In a mythical time, many epochs ago, an angry Lord Krishna hurled his divine weapon, the Sudarshan Chakra, on his cousin Shishupala - said to be the third and last...