India is a country that is rich in its culture and Indians value their traditions. Ethnic wear plays a huge role during festivals, wearing ethnic during Indian festivities is a way of showing love, respect and regard to each other along with acknowledging the traditional values that have been passed…
History of Kanchipuram Saree Kanchipuram silk saree comes from South India, originated in a small town named Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu. It is a type of silk saree that is worn for special events by women in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka & Andhra Pradesh. These sarees are known for their…
Saree is just not a saree but is a lifestyle to Indians; it is the only piece of cloth that has been winning the hearts of generations together. To any woman, her first saree experience would always remain special. Popular kinds of sarees that have been ruling of all times…
The phrase “UGADI” is a beautiful combination of two words: “Yug” refers to “Era” and “Adi” refers to “New Beginning”. According to popular epics on the day of Ugadi, Lord Brahma began creating the world and wrote the fates of people. This festival is usually celebrated in the month of…
Let your style speak! Girls, whether you’re having a romantic date or you’re spending time with your family, cousins or your girlfriends, you should not just feel good but also look good. So, being just a few days away from Valentine’s Day whether you have someone dear to your heart…
Owning to various cultures and religions, the Indians celebrate myriads of festivals throughout the year in an extravagant manner. One such example is auspicious Makar Sankranti which is celebrated across the India with splendor and grandiose. It is a harvest and thanksgiving festival in India and every region has its…
We are days away from Christmas, decorations, party themes and what to wear is all that on our minds. We see not just Christians but many non-Christians also celebrate Christmas. The unifying factor of celebrating Christmas on 25th December is to honour the birth of Jesus. Christmas from just being…
Diwali, the festival of light is one of the most celebrated carnival in India. This unique festive is a five day celebration where families, friends and relatives together light the clay lamp, perform the Lakshmi puja, firing crackers, eat authentic Indian cuisine and share gifts. This joyous festival is observed…
It has been a heck of a year with all the covid-19 pandemic happening, the whole year has been a less enthusiastic one but as the saying goes nothing is permanent everything shall fade. But hey, wait! It is October and Dusserah is almost here, a favourite time of everyone…
Incredible India is the rich land of festivals and has given birth to a myriad of festivals and dynamic cultures. Every Indian celebrates festivals wholeheartedly and magnificently. The wide verities of festivals are celebrated in India all over the year especially Holi, Deepavali, Navaratri, Christmas, and Ramadan. So you will…