Showing posts with label indian cloths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indian cloths. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Top 10 Hindu Festivals Celebrate by Indian people.

India is a land of several festivals and these festivals are the heart of Indians people.India is full of tradition, culture either it is religion, food or language.There are most important festivals which celebrate by Indian's people.



1.Onam:
Onam is a 10 day festival celebrate by South Indian people.Onam always remember the return of King Mahabali and it remembers the tradition and culture of kerela. Every house was decorate with flowers and light and wear the new Traditional Silk sarees.

2.Sri Ram Navami:
According to Hindu calender Ram Navami falls on the 9th day of chaitra month. On that day Lord Rama birthday is celebrated. Devotees read the Ramayana and sing the bhajans and read the hanuman chalisha.

3.Maha Shivratri:
Maha Shivratri means the "great Night of Lord Shiva". According to Hindu calender every year it falls in 14th day of Krishna pakshya chaturdarshi of magha month.Most of hindu women wear new clothes and take fast whole day. Due to mythological Lord Shiva and mother parvati were married on this special day.

4.Krishna Janmastami:
Krishna Janmastami is the celebration of Lord Krishna birth. Every year it always falls on 8th day of krishna paksha in the bhadraba month. On this special day people observe fast and prepare some milk products and offer to Lord Krishna. On that day temples are decorated with flowers for festivals and prayers go to the midnight.

5. Makar Sankrati:
Makar Sankrati is celebrated on 14th january every year. Makar sankrati is the harvest festival and welcomes to the spring season.In that day people take the til ladoos and play with kite flying.

6.Ganesh Chaturthi:
Ganesh Chaturthi is known as Siddhi Vinayaka Chaturthi which is the birth of Lord Ganesha.This festival is celebrated from 4th to 14th day of fortnight of bhadraba(August- september).This festival is celebrated for 3 to 11 days and then immersed in the huge water.On that day people prepare a sweet dish called "Modak" offered to Lord Ganesha.

7. Raksha Bandhan:
Raksha Bandhan symbolize the great love of brother and sister.It is celebrated on the full moon day of shravan. On that day sister tie a holy thread on brother hand and brother promise to protect his sister always. Sister also take the return gift from his brother.

8. Navratri:
Durga Puja is celebrated all over India for Nine days. Every year it falls on Aswin Month. The first nine days celebrate to godess Durga and the tenth day is called dashami or dusshera. During the Navratri women's observe the fast for nine days and wear the new traditional silk sarees or lehenga choli.

9.Holi:
Holi is the festivals of color.The festival is celebrated in the phalguna month. on that day people prepare mouthwatering dish and go place to place for enjoy the festivals.

10.Diwali:
Diwali is the great festivals in India.It is also called "Festivals of Light".Due to mythological On diwali day Lord Rama returns to Ayodha with Goddess Sita and Brother Laxman from exile. Ayodha basi welcomes to Lord Rama by lighting small diyas all over their house.

Now all these festivals are coming soon so try to buy the new cloths from different Onlineshopping stores.

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Wearing Saree and Benefit of draping it - Women's Health

Saree draping is an art which is not easy for all women, you have learn to be the master.  Indian women are born in a traditional country like india where sari draping is essential in most of the functions and places of worship. Indian sarees are best wear for any women living in this world,

Indian women blessed with the look and it can be more sexy with saree and it save our odisha, india's culture and tradition. All women should give thanks to who created Saree. Saree is symbol of India. Handloom sarees are created and weaved for all you beautiful and sexy women living in Indian states. We are trying to find the benefit of draping a saree. Now most of the saree designers in india suggesting their customers to drape sari below the navel, which attact most of the men living surrounding you and you feel yourself good by wearing it with a fit body.

All women must be fit, slim and healthy to wear a saree below navel, you have to be cautious in your food, do exercise to keep your body fit as all Bollywood heroines.




Now is Indian in most of the metros saree draping coaching classes started for ladies, which help the women to wear the saree perfectly in functions and marriage parties. If your body is not have proper shape you can not drape a sari below navel. If you are still new in saree draping then start learning the art from your elders or any master of this art like Kalpana Shah, who is famous for her saree draping in most of the bollywood movies and for heroines.

Odisha handloom sarees are unique and can be wear any way you want, you can have orissa cotton saree, bomkai sarees which are best for marriage funtions. We emphasizing on saree draping because we want our customers to look beautiful, sexy, cute on each of the occasion she will visit.

There are many ways of draping a saree, which you can try at home and tease your boy or husband. Wishing you good luck.. Enjoy being together with sarees.

Friday, November 8, 2013

Chhath Puja Celebration in India - Dedication to Lord Sun

Chhath puja in india is a hindu festival which dedicated to lord SUN, or we call Surya. Inndian's celebrate Chhath Puja in which they thank Surya bhagban to help us keep life on this planet, where devotees also ask god to fulfill wishes of them and their family.

God Sun or Rabi or Surya considered as our lord of energy, he is every year worshiped in India by men. women and children in Chhath festival all over india where they request god for everybody's well-being, prosperity and progress in life. 

In Hindu tradition , God Sun is believed by people that he helps to cure a many diseases, like leprosy. Sun God also bless family members, friends, and others the longevity and prosperity in every field.

Chhath Puja in India - Odisha Saree Store
Lord Surya, in his Seven Horses

After shopping their needs during puja like fruits, sweets, sarees, dress, kurta's and many more people start The rituals of the festival are rigorous and are observed over a period of four days. Even in Bihar they have a leave of five days for this festival. People in this festival bath in ganga, pokra, talab or small rivers, fasting is essential during this and all are not take any drinking water during Vratta, also it includes Devotee standing in water for long time, and give prasad to the setting and rising sun by all married men and women.
This festival observed mostly in Bihar, Jharkhand, UP.

Women In Indian Saree during Chhath Puja
Women in Chhath Puja. Image Source: The Hindu
This puja always occurs on a fixed thithi which is Kartika Shukla Shashthi, this day is the 6th day of Kartika masa in Hindu Calendar. This Indian festival falls mostly in the month of October or November in Gregorian Calendar. This festival also being celebrated in (March–April), on Chaitra Shashthi thithi mostly near Holi festival which called as Chaiti Chhath puja. Kartika Shukla Shashthi is famous because it falls during festival season and winter. During this devotee buy new cloths, sarees, kurta's for men, salwar kameez for young girls, men even use towels, dhotis and baby suit for children. Local Stores and big stores introduces new offer to sale during this festival. During this observance, devotee need to fast without water for near about one and half day in a stretch.