‘Phool’, ‘Pushpa’ or ‘Suman’, call it anything; these enchanting blossoms of nature have given an altogether new meaning to devotion. Yes, not a single religious festivity goes by without its presence because, as we ‘Dravidians’ like to believe, they acquire a new meaning when adoring the Gods’ feet. Also, the fragrance they exude is perfect

With a rich heritage and history, the land of the Nagas or Naganchi has much to offer to the Indian culture. The exuberant celebration of harvesting by the Ao tribe marks this festival. The vibrancy of the rituals and the enthusiasm echoes with the profound sense of being true Indians at heart.

Immersed in India’s cultural Elixir, its skilled weavers hold onto the rich roots through bright and organic fabrics like Khun. This textile, through its elegance and organic look, maintains the famed graceful image of Indian women. Originating in the intricate villages of Maharashtra, this fabric is an ‘Amrit’ from the depth of India’s creative cradle.

Colourful Stupefying Simplistic Rustic Such is the charisma of handmade glass jewellery. The small glass beads look as if they have straightway come out of a rainbow, colours emanating from every pore of them and reflecting back. The glow is unmistakable. Glass earrings, necklaces, pendants and even bands are a rave amidst women now. India

Originating from the Maharashtrian countryside and also from Karnataka, the fabric known as Khunn is truly a symbol of traditional India. It protrudes a particular sanctity which cannot be seen in modern wear. Various shades coupled with a diverse range of motifs and patterns get imbued on this material, and therefore, Khunn becomes quite appealing

A plump lip, soft and moisturised is desired by all. However, owing to the harsh weather and seasonal changes, your lips are bereft of their due nourishment. The skin of your lips is extremely sensitive. That is why it is more prone to your hectic lifestyle, becoming all chapped and dry. So, why not do

India has been home to the wealthiest culture since time immemorial. The convergence of earliest civilisations, religions and regional variations has only added to its charm and beauty woven in the delicate thread of love. Homemade artefacts are one such superfluity that this union depicts. From crafts of clay with intricate designs and patterns to

Natural or organic clothing to be specific has been catching the attention of many millennial per se. Fashion is not any more a mere flashy era of pointless designs, but rather about creating timelessness with the help of true ethnicity. With the environmental awareness growing day by day, you may too think of wearing organic

India has a long-established connection with wooden artefacts and kitchenware. In ancient times, when wood was the only means, rustic plates, cups, bowls and everything else from paintings and artefacts were carved in wood. What’s more? Indian mythology is filled with stories of people using wooden utensils. Vedas also have a mention of ‘lakdi ke

India’s fascination with hand-crafted jewellery dates 5000 years back in time when all that existed was mud, stones, forests and humans. Well, yes, the earliest traces of handcrafted Indian jewellery can be found in the Indus Valley Civilisation. This cornucopia of artistic jewellery was simplistic yet sophisticated. Indian states like Odisha, Bengal, Maharashtra, and more

The richness of almonds and walnuts straight out of your ‘Dadi Maa ke Khajaane’… Nothing soothes the skin like nutrition-rich almonds and anti-oxidant packed walnuts. Imagine their goodness seeping in your skin to give you a radiant glow. Yes, we are talking of herbal soaps. Mixed with healing herbs… Infused with fragrance… Hand-carved with love…

The legendary Lord Hanuman is known for his physical strength. Worshipping Lord Ram with utmost & unmatched devotion, he is believed to have carried one whole mountain, Gandhamadan, on his palm for curing his Lord’s brother. And who doesn’t know that he playfully gorged on our own enormous Sun while he was just a small