DIWALI: Time for some fun! Diwali also is known as the festival of lights, a 5-day festival celebrated by the Hindu families throughout the world. There are numerous tales told regarding its origin. Famously it is said that, when Lord Ram, the banished king of Ayodhya returned his kingdom along with…
Diwali, the festival which illuminates light over dark, good over evil and the spiritual day would be celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs and Jains all over the world which falls between the mid of October and November, that will take place exactly after 18 days of Dasara. The…
Karwa Chauth: One of the most important festival of Indian hindu wives and mostly celebrated by the women from northern part of India. A festival where the wives pray for the well-being and good health and long life of their husband. It is also regarded as one of the most auspicious…
The festival of goddess “Varamahalakshmi” is celebrated all over South India mainly by women folks on the second Friday in the month of Shravana. The name derives the meaning of celebrating this festival that is Vara which means “boon” where all the married women pray for the well-being of all…
Kanchipuram comes from the land of Tamil Nadu in India. This is the traditional saree of all South Indian women folks. In collections of various sarees across the world a Kanchipuram silk saree is the most precious treasure that a women holds. This saree entirely holdsup the charm for the…
“The Son of Man is going to be delivered into the hands of men. They will kill him and after three days he will rise”. – Bible Verse An accustomed and divine remembrance of the holy soul who came to the earth as a blessing to the mankind but unfortunately…
A Kanchipuram saree is a type of saree traditionally made by weavers from Kanjipuram located in TAMIL NADU, INDIA popularly known as Kanchipuram saree! Weaving World of Kanchipuram Kanchipuram/Kanjeevaram sarees are weaved by pure mulberry silk (and it comprises) handloom weavers, (these are woven by gold & silver threads), into…
With the time many things have changed. But even today Kanchipuram silk saree which defines true beauty of an Indian woman is worn on almost every occasion. Even though this is the oldest Indian attire, it is preferred by most Indian women. That is because it adds to the beauty…