6 Hilarious Reasons given to every woman to wear a saree after wedding.

We all know that saree is the most beautiful nature that can prettify a woman. No Matter how many western clothes we girl's own, there are days when we just want to drape the Indian saree and show your fashion statement. But you have ever noticed that once a girl is married, it becomes her duty to wear saree, whether she is comfortable or not? So we have written down the funniest and odd reasons that people tell a newlyweds girl to wear saree. 

1. If you are married, you have to wear saree.
2. Saree gives the Sanskari bahu tag.
3. Saree will make you look graceful.
4. Relatives and friends will be happy to see you in saree
5. Saree will not expose the body as mini skirts
6. saree is the most comfortable clothing

We hope you liked this. We love sarees, and we just don't need anyone to reason out on why we should wear saree.

Why every women should know to drape a saree

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Lac Bangles Of Hyderabad.

Lac bangles which is world famous have been made since the 15th century in and around Hyderabad. lac bangles is very popular due to it's  color, low cost, malleability and the designs which made in hand. It is a handcrafted Products.

The bangles are normally made with pearls, semi-precious stones, mirrors, beads , stone work and thread work etc. There is a great range of designs and materials used in making bangles due to their religious significance,being symbols of marriage and celebrations.

Lac Bangles Of Hyderabad

Laad Bazaar or Choodi Bazaar is a very old market popular for bangles located in Hyderabad and is on one of the four main roads that branch out from the historic Charminar. Charminar is famous for Lac Bangles and you get various types of bangles in the time of Ramzan. 

Tasar Pata Painting of Odisha

Started from an old tradition of engraved painting on palm leaves, these contemporary pieces are painted on Art silk by Expert artists from a village(Raghurajpur) in Odisha who are Perfectly trained in this highly skilled technique. 

Paper Mache Most Exquisite Arts & Crafts From Odisha!

Paper Mache is made from paper, waste clothes and various types of natural fibres. This Paper mache creativity skill is practiced by crafts persons of odisha from very long period. They make various types of masks, hand bags, toys and so many beautiful things. These thing's are not only beautiful but strong and durable as well. 

These crafts can be used to decorate your room, office room etc. It gives a unique look to your home.

Types of Assam Handicrafts.

Cane and bamboo are used for making beautiful handicrafts products. In addition, terracotta products of Assam are also good examples of beautiful crafts.

Various types of handicrafts available in Assam.

Handloom

Jewelry

Bamboo and Cane products

Brass and Bell metal crafts

Pottery

Woodcraft

Masks

Terracotta

Traditional Paintings

Toys

These Products are available in various Online Shopping.

Dhana Murti - Lord Ganesh.

First Thing 

What is Rice Grain and What we do with a rice grain?

You can feed it to the pigeon, Parrot, Squirrel.

You can take a bite too when it raw.

But can you make a God Image from Rice Grain?

Dhana Murti is an rice grain Idols which are made by using three elements like rice Grains, bamboo silvers and colored threads. The bamboo silvers are dipped in a turmeric water and kept in sun for dry and more flexible. Then the crafts man sit to fold and coil the rice sticks into various forms and objects.

Dhana Murthi

The coiled sticks are put in a place with a twist of colored cotton threads, to look beautiful and more attractive. From this coil craftsmen made various types of Goddess Laxmi or Lord Ganesha, Kalash and peacock art. 

This art was made by the tribal Mundari which are found in Jharkhand state, Odisha, west Bengal, Chattisgarh, Bihar and Bangladesh. Dhanamurti is a beautiful Home Decor products which always brings about our culture, richness and diversity. 

Cuttack silver Filigree, India

Silver Filigree:

 Filigree, is an ancient art of crafting jewelry with fine metal wires.  The famous Silver Filigree craft made in silver city Cuttack, Odisha.  It is basically known as "Tarakasi "work which is a rich traditional craft work of Odisha said to be over five hundred years old.

This work is known and very popular because of its unique design and quality, as the products are made of 90% or more pure silver.

Silver  Filigree work

Process:

The process of making a silver filigree product is very peculiar in character; for it does not involve carving, engraving or molding a block of metal into jewelry, rather, building the piece bit by bit, by joining hair thin silver wires.

These silver or gold are melted on a small stove and then poured into a mold to make rods. These rods are inserted into manual wire drawing machines with smaller and smaller apertures, resulting in fine wires – the basic ingredients of filigree. The wires for outlines are placed on the design sheet and shaped according to the drawing.

Designs:

Designs are first drafted on a piece of paper, inspirations for which are derived from temples, the Konark wheel, god and goddesses, flora and fauna , jewelries of Odissi Dancers.

 Silver Filigree has been an important export item of Odisha from ancient times and has been a symbol of excellence reached by Odisha craftsmen.