#Be Punjabi

[littlevictorianghost]

Pakistani Miku for today

[onlinesikhstore]

Punjabi Folk Cultural Bhangra Gidha Stick Traditional Desi khoonda Hand Made BRT

Punjabi Folk Cultural Bhangra Gidha black Stick Traditional Khoonda Hand Made. #khoonda #punjabifolk #folk #bhangra #gidha #giddha #punjabifolkdance #dhol Design may slightly vary.

Each khoonda is hand made and is unique and different workers participate to assemble the items.

There may be tiny greenish colour on nails which is easily removable with wet wipe.

Golden/brass decoration done by hand. Please note this khoonda split apart into two pieces. Only one khoonda is included in sale unless you buy more by selecting quantity. There may be a dent on thread from where it joins the other piece but it doesn't affect the quality of Khoonda. Standard size Punjabi khoonda.

Please see photos for more information. Design/colour of Khoonda may vary subject to availability as these are made by hand and each piece is unique, Therefor, decoration may differ. Photos are for information purposes only. These split Khoonda are very hard to find in the market and it took us two years to source these. We are selling these at the same price these are sold in India. We are selling these on request of our buyers just to promote our Punjabi culture.

THESE ARE PUNJABI FOLK DANCE BHANGRA/GIDDHA Khoonda - ideal for Jago, Nanka Mail, Punjabi weddings and party/event dances.

TRADITIONAL PUNJABI CULTURAL

Free Royal Economy Mail Postage in UK. Postage discounts for multi-buys.

Any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Punjabi-Folk-Cultural-Bhangra-Gidha-Stick-Traditional-Desi-khoonda-Hand-Made-BRT-/276074346024

[technically-human]

okay now please doodle Charles and Edwin’s wedding. Also love your art it’s so cute and loveable in a way

Sherwani for Charles and morning dress for Edwin, yay

ko-fi

And you get a little headcanon/concept

At some point during their friendship, way before Port Townsend, Charles mentioned the tradition of wearing gold at weddings. He did so in a sad sort of way, as he had seen the pictures from his parents wedding, and knew her mum had not been allowed to wear a lehenga nor many gold accessories.

Maybe, as these things are meant to bring happiness to the couple, he mentions that as a child he believed his parents marriage would have been happier if she wore those things.

Edwin starts to collect gold items. He doesn't analyze the reason, but if a case offers gold as payment? Edwin is taking it. Charles thinks nothing of it, it's just one of Edwin's quirks.

After his revelations in Port Townsend, Edwin will eventually realize a few things regarding his gold rush.

And they will have a lot of gold jewlery for their wedding day!

[desigirldairies]

— "Gutt te paranda tera karda kamaal ni" ✨️

[local-limebug]

kinda just wanna put this out there but if any of you ever need a resource for like cultural stuff in case you're including charles' indian background in your fics, i am free.

i am pakistani + punjabi, speak urdu (and therefore a fair bit of hindi too), know a tiny bit of punjabi (and actually have people fluent in it living in the same house as me so yk), and fully willing to help out to whatever extent i can.

just putting this out there for the future like i would genuinely love to help any fic writers if they need it. like literally just ask, in fact i am begging you to ask-

[komal01]

Mil jaye sab kuch zindagi mein, toh fariyaad kiski karoge;

Mulaqaat hone lage jo roz, toh yaad kisse karoge!

[teaah-art]

Punjabi Miku/ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਮਿਕੁ/پنجابی میکو

She is wearing a ghagra suit with Gota work on her kameez and Phulkari work on her veil. Her hair is in an ulta choti (reverse braid) and have paranda at the ends. She is wearing peepal patti jewellery on her head, ears and neck.

Ghagra : Long skirt-like lower garment

Kameez : Upper garment, usually mid-thigh to knee-length

Gota work : Applique style embroidery that usually uses gold and silver coloured lace, beads, and fabric.

Phulkari : Punjabi embroidery style that features geometric designs and motifs. Literally translates to 'floral work'

Paranda : Hair ornament tied at the end of a braid.

Peepal patti jewellery : Punjabi jewellery with bits made to look like heart shaped leaves (patti) of the Peepal tree

Thank you so much to @timetravellingkitty for helping me design this outfit, find references, and for answering allllll my questions!!! 🙌

I'm drawing a series of as many South Asian Mikus as I can! Here's the eighth one! Is there a South Asian Miku you would like to see? Feel free to request!

All South Asian Mikus

Commissions Open | Ko-fi

[maintohthakgayibhaishaab]

If Mother Teresa was a punjabi, she’d be called nunpreet 😭

[timetravellingkitty]

do yall remember when hindublr thought bengalis speaking in bengali was an anti-hindutva conspiracy cause it was a language they didn't understand and got pissy about indian bengalis feeling culturally closer to bangladesh...do you guys think I'd get accusations of being a khalistani if I start speaking in punjabi

[stereax]

[Video ID: A goal scored by Arshdeep Bains of the Vancouver Canucks against the Pittsburgh Penguins. It is his first career NHL goal.

Possession of the puck starts in VAN's zone. Bains, VAN13, touches the puck lightly, passing it to VAN91, Daniel Sprong. They embark on a breakaway towards the PIT zone. PIT65, Erik Karlsson, attempts a stick check to take away the puck from VAN91 but is unsuccessful. PIT24, Matt Grzelcyk, tries to cover the VAN91-VAN13 passing lane. VAN91 gains entry to the PIT zone. PIT24 attempts to sweep the puck away from VAN91, but VAN91 evades the maneuver as he shoots on PIT39, Alex Nedeljkovic, the goalie. PIT39 stops the puck with his pad, but the rebound goes towards VAN13, who scores. The camera zooms in on a defeated PIT39, then transitions to the celebration of the goal, where VAN24, Pius Suter, hugs VAN13 with his right arm, then pulls VAN91 into the hug with his left arm. Don't You (Forget About Me), the VAN goal song, plays in the background over the following events. VAN73, Vinny Desharnais, skates up to the hug behind VAN91 and joins, patting VAN13's head. VAN26, Erik Brannstrom, skates in at the back of the camera angle and joins as well. The five separate to skate through the fist-bump line; the camera focuses on VAN13, who smiles as he exits the line before going to rub the helmet of VAN91.

The goal sequence repeats. In this view, centering VAN13, we see PIT13, Kevin Hayes, behind VAN13 as the breakaway begins. PIT13 is slightly faster than VAN13, but does not win the speed race; as VAN91 shoots, PIT13 slows to cede his man to PIT24, not seeing that PIT24 is already focused on VAN91. VAN13 picks up the rebound from VAN91 and, barrelling into the crease, tucks the puck into the net behind PIT39. VAN13 points to VAN91 after the goal is scored in recognition of his effort, then celebrates the goal individually, taking out his mouthguard.

The goal sequence repeats once again from the behind-net viewpoint of VAN, transitioning into the behind-net viewpoint of PIT. Here, we see VAN26 and PIT8, Michael Bunting, engaged in a board battle for the puck. The puck squirts out to VAN13 through the skates of VAN24 and the rush is on the way. The camera focuses now on VAN91's efforts during the breakaway, showing the failed stick lift from PIT65, the shot on goal, and VAN13's rebound chance which he buries.

Notably, the commentators for this broadcast (Mantar Bhandal and Harp Pandher) are speaking in Punjabi. Arshdeep Bains is also Punjabi. The gravity of a Punjabi player scoring his first career NHL goal on the Hockey Night in Canada: Punjabi broadcast is not lost on the commentators, who are delighted about this fact. Their enthusiasm is contagious even for listeners who do not speak Punjabi. End ID.]

If anyone who speaks Punjabi can provide us a translation of what's being said, that would be awesome!!!

[handweavers]

i do understand why irish pubs sell a lot of north indian fusion dishes like butter chicken pies and all that because north indian cuisine really is like 'what if irish food actually tasted like anything at all'

[onlinesikhstore]

Hand Made Traditional Punjabi Pakhi Woven with Wool Culture Traditional Panjab O

Authentic Punjabi Traditional Pakhi hand made carved wooden paintwork woven fan with wool.

Please note woven design pattern and Design/Colour on wooden handle may vary - subject to availability. New product in UK market.

Please select design and let us know which design/colour you are interested.

These are collector's items. Ideal for Jaago, Mayian, for wedding decorations, photography, old Punjab Theme for events and parties, deco for restaurants and shops, home and also for gifting loved ones. Apart from deco, these can also be used in hot summer weather.

Best gift for elderly as these are hard to find these days.

Please note white colour Cloth Jhalars are complimentary and are not part of sale. Ladies usually sew these to Pakhis according to their own choice. There may be Pakhi colour present on these Jhallars as these come in Jumble. We did these Jhalars on Pakhis just to save time for buyers and make these Pakhis look traditional.

These Pakhis are handmade, hand painted and woven by hand by traditional workers who are in this Pakhi manufacturing for generations.

OnlineSikhStore is reviving this dying Art/Cultural Pakhi of Punjab. We need your support. 

Please buy, like, follow and share our traditional items to help out those Pakhi workers back home in Punjab.

We appreciate your help.

Authentic Punjabi Traditional Pakhi - hand woven, hand carved wood and permanent authentic wood paint/art work done by hand (reminding of the old Punjabi song Pakhi nu Lawaday Ghungroo, Jhalugi Sarri Raat) OnlineSikhStore is reviving the old Punjabi Culture/Sabhyachar by marketing these Pakhis from traditional manufacturers to international market.

In addition, we stock Punjabi Bhangra Khoonday Sticks, Kaintha (in various designs), traditional Punjabi Taweets (Satinder Sartaaj Style), Saggi Full (ladies Giddha accessories to wear on head) available in our shop as well. Please message for more information.

Postage discounts for multi-buys.

P.S. Colour of item may slightly vary due to camera flash and light condition. There may be slight scratches/scruff marks, these are inevitable because these travel in jumble in couriers.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hand-Made-Traditional-Punjabi-Pakhi-Woven-Wool-Culture-Traditional-Panjab-O-/256238294496

[mr-unknown0]

Thevidiya Moonji 👅

Pundamaveh moonji parthale jivvunu pool thukkudhe 🍌 indhe thayoli virichi pottu gangbang la othu koodhiya kilikanum,semme katteya irukka milf thevidiya 😋💦. Comment and Reblog for more.

[desigirldairies]

PUNJAB

— "India begins here"

[yourdailyqueer]

Harnaam Kaur

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Pansexual

DOB: 29 November 1990

Ethnicity: Indian - Punjabi

Nationality: British

Occupation: Activist, influencer, model

Note 1: Has PCOS which has caused her to have increased facial hair.

Note 2: In March 2016, Kaur became the first woman with a beard to walk at London Fashion Week. In September 2016, Kaur was included in the Guinness World Records as the youngest woman in the world to have a full beard

[komal01]

Phool dena mohabbat nahi hai;

Phoolon ki tarah rakhna mohabbat hai