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Keep Epic Hand-Printed Fabrics on Your Fashion List
People are brandaholic, they love to tell brand names whenever going out with friends or uploading their images on social media. But, beyond brand name we have many things to include on our fashion list. Indian Kalamkari or Qalamkari could be a nice option. It is a hand-printed or block-printed cotton textile mainly produces in Andhra Pradesh. The look I am describing is a combination of western jeans and Indian kalamkari. The Indo-Western look: In this image you can see that I am wearing a maroon coloured Padana or Machilipatnam styled kalamkari kurti, which has been paired up with a pencil fit jeans. In this look, I did not use…
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Unknown Rabha Tribe
We all are quite selfish sometimes. We only want to upgrade ourselves and do not care about the forgotten cultures of our society. Today, I am introducing an indigenous community, which is unknown to many of us. This is all about Rabha or Rava. You can find them in the Indian state of Assam, Meghalaya and northern part of West Bengal. I am basically from Dooars ( a place in northern West Bengal, surrounded by forests and tea gardens). In my 15 years in Dooars, I met people from different cultures and Rabha was one of them. Culture and Religion: Rabhas are actually Indo-Mongoloid group of people. They have different…
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6 Reasons why we should drink tender coconut water everyday
Tender coconut water is a sweet and sterile liquid that contains vitamins, minerals, sugars, electrolytes, cytokine, amino acids, and phytohormones. This amazing natural drink should be your first choice during the summer season. Now, Let’s talk about the 6 health benefits of tender coconut water. #1Tender coconut water prevents kidney stone: If we look into the components of tender coconut water, we find potassium in it, which helps to keep kidney healthy. According to research, it is more effective than normal drinking water for patients with a kidney stone. #2 It supplies electrolytes in the human body: As we discussed at the start that electrolytes are one of the main…
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The Heritage Coffee House in Kolkata
You have visited Kolkata but did not try the special coffee of Indian Coffee House? Then, yes, you have missed the pre-independence heritage building. “Indian Coffee House” a famous cafe in Kolkata, the City of Joy and creativity.
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Light your sweet home with hand made lampshades
Creativity is a thing that can hold everyone’s eyes, if use perfectly. Just two days back, I saw some stunning hand made lampshades while walking down the Hesaraghatta Main Road, Bengaluru in a busy evening.
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Make yourself more attractive with a perfect saree look in this summer
We sometimes buy clothes seeing models wearing the same and try to copy their looks and sometimes which does not go well. So. why can’t we try a look of our own? Here I am telling you a saree look, which is really very much easy to carry during summer. But, one thing I must say before discussing this look.
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Enjoy a bright sunrise at Nandi Hills
A bright Sunrise and smoky hills can give you a nice kick off for an energetic week. You might be thinking that what am I talking about? It is nothing but a place call Nandi Hills, just 61km away from the Bengaluru City.
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Bhojohori Manna, a place for traditional Bengali cuisines
Are you a foodie? Or a Bong foodie and staying outside Bengal? I know, sometimes it is difficult to get traditional Bengali food outside Bengal .But there are some restaurants in and outside the state where you can get traditional Bengali foods with reasonable price.
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Use cool colours to rock the Indian summer wedding events
Are you thinking what would be a perfect colour for your friend’s wedding or relative’s wedding in this summer? I will definitely suggest you to go for cool pastel colours. You can choose a lehenga for the wedding reception day or on the day of wedding as you can see at the image.
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Gokarna, the beauty of Arabian Sea
Sea beach destination in Karnataka, India. Gokarna, a small town surrounded by Arabian Sea and Western Ghats. Gokarna is known as small temple town in Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka. The meaning of the name Gokarna is cow’s ear as the place is a ear shaped confluence of two rivers, Gangavali and Aghanashini.
