#Traditional Necklace

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How to style Traditional Necklace this Ganesh Chaturthi

Adorn Yourself with Timeless Elegance: Traditional Necklace for Ganesh Chaturthi

Introduction:

Ganesh Chaturthi, a cherished Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Ganesha, is a time of devotion, celebration, and cultural significance. As families come together to welcome the elephant-headed deity into their homes, traditional attire and adornments play an essential role in honouring this occasion. Among the many elements of traditional attire, necklaces hold a special place, symbolizing elegance, heritage, and reverence. This guide unveils the art of traditional necklace for Ganesh Chaturthi, ensuring that your adornment resonates with timeless elegance and spiritual connection.

Choose a Necklace with Spiritual Symbolism:

When selecting a traditional necklace for Ganesh Chaturthi, opt for one that carries spiritual symbolism. Ganesh motifs, such as pendants or charms, can be incorporated into the design. These symbols not only reflect your devotion to Lord Ganesha but also infuse your adornment with a deep sense of spirituality.

Embrace Traditional Materials:

Traditional necklaces for festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi often feature materials like gold, silver, and precious gemstones. These materials not only add opulence to your attire but also hold cultural and spiritual significance. The choice of metals and gems can vary based on personal preferences, but they should resonate with the festive spirit and traditional aesthetics.

Balance Statement Pieces with Subtle Details:

Traditional necklaces for Ganesh Chaturthi can vary in size and complexity. If you opt for a statement necklace with intricate designs and elaborate gemstones, consider balancing it with more subtle details in your overall look. This could include simple earrings, a delicate bindi, or minimalistic bangles, allowing your necklace to be the focal point of your ensemble.

Harmonize with Colour Palette:

Traditional necklaces often incorporate colourful gemstones that can be matched with the colour palette of your outfit. If your attire features specific colours associated with Lord Ganesha, such as saffron, red, or green, consider selecting a necklace that incorporates gemstones in those hues. This harmonious colour coordination adds a sophisticated touch to your ensemble.

Layering for Depth:

Layering necklaces can add depth and dimension to your look. Choose necklaces of varying lengths and styles to create a layered effect. For Ganesh Chaturthi, you could wear a shorter necklace with a pendant depicting Lord Ganesha and layer it with a longer chain that holds cultural significance or features a complementary design.

Complement Neckline and Attire:

The neckline of your outfit can greatly influence the choice of necklace. For Ganesh Chaturthi, traditional attire like sarees, salwar kameez, or lehengas are commonly worn. Choose a necklace that complements the neckline – a choker-style necklace for high necklines and longer pieces for deeper necklines. The necklace should harmonize with your attire, enhancing its beauty.

Personalize with Family Heirlooms:

Family heirlooms carry a sense of tradition and nostalgia. If you have a necklace or pendant passed down through generations, consider wearing it on Ganesh Chaturthi. These heirlooms not only enrich your attire with historical significance but also connect you to your family's cultural heritage.

Express Individuality with Modern Touches:

While embracing traditional necklace styles, feel free to infuse a touch of modernity that aligns with your personal style. This could involve opting for contemporary interpretations of traditional designs, or choosing necklaces with a fusion of traditional and modern elements.

Conclusion:

Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival that blends spirituality, tradition, and celebration, and adorning yourself with a traditional necklace enhances your connection to these aspects. The art of traditional necklace styling for this occasion involves thoughtful selection, balancing elements, and harmonizing with your attire. By choosing a necklace with spiritual symbolism, embracing traditional materials, and paying attention to details like neckline and colour coordination, you can embody timeless elegance while honouring the spirit of Lord Ganesha. As you adorn yourself with a carefully chosen necklace, you not only enhance your outer beauty but also embrace the inner grace and reverence that Ganesh Chaturthi signifies.

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Some traditional art I did while in Texas to see the solar eclipse :D First impression of the eclipse left me shell-shocked, speechless and a bit convoluted. I was in awe that I was able to see it, I've been waiting for years for this moment. But at the same time, I was scared by just how small I really felt in this vast moment, mesmerized by the sight of seeing it with my own eyes (IT'S NOT THE SAME AS PICTURES), and sad that I wouldn't be able to see this event again for a very long time. Those 4 minutes and 24 seconds of totality felt like they were so fast, and yet so slow. Words can't describe the feeling of seeing it. I will be making more illustrations cause holy fuck I’m still reeling from it.

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Last night after drawing Heartless Sora getting lap time, I thought about how Heartless Sora is like Little Baby Man from the DP fandom and that they would totally have a slap fight. Yes I also drew something for it, no I didn't show it before, yes I'm making up for it now!

I figured it was a little too niche to combine those two aspects of two different fandoms, but at this point? Anyone that wants to stay for the long haul is going to need to know what they're getting into. Kingdom Hearts is the ultimate crossover material and there WILL be cross fandom shenanigans!

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[mothervega]

I NEED TO STOP DRAWING IN CLASS.

guess who drew bive again……….. WOW WHAT A SHOCKER

i drew her in my signature irl outfit that i wear all the time cuz I THINK IT WOULD LOOK NICE ON HER. (no the trench coat isn’t that big but. but it looks cute here okay…….)

FOUR VARIATIONS OF THE IMAGE BELOW

ALSOALSO FOR MY STUDIO GHIBLI ENJOYERS, the necklace has those paper cutouts from spirited away, not crosses

i love sparkly stuffs with my black clothes like chains and gems……… featuring moon shaped earrings i wear a lot

DEFINITELY didn’t base my regretevator self insert’s outfit off of this fit too

coloring it in hid so many of her facial details. sobs.

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If I had a nickel for everytime I redrew this scene, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice, right?

BUT WHATEVERRR, ITS JOSH!!!!

(I got given a compliment whilst drawing the first one so that’s cool :D)

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Inktober 2: Discover

"The trees are full of owls. How lively this forest of Night is"

"C-careful Princess, an Owls talon can easily hurt your skin even if they're being gentle..!"

"Worry not, dear Fluttershy. An Alicorns skin is not so frail"

Characters: Princess Luna and Fluttershy

My Favorite ponies this time!! I would really love more interaction between them.

I might actually do my own Mlp redesign series, but they're not gonna look so different other than extra stuff like feathers, fur etc. dkakbskan

I imagined they're exploring together in this prompt and discovered a forest full of Nocturnal animals including owls! I had an alternate interaction between Luna and Flutters sharing their love for the animals like bats and owls but I didn't know how I'd illustrate it

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Celebrate Teej with Shimmering Adornments: A Complete Jewellery Showcase

Shine Bright this Teej with Shimmering Adornments: A Complete Showcase of Teej Special Jewellery

Teej, a vibrant and joyous festival celebrated by women in various parts of India and Nepal, is a time of love, fasting, and the honouring of the marital bond. As women come together to observe this auspicious occasion, they adorn themselves with exquisite jewellery that not only enhances their beauty but also symbolizes the significance of the festival. This Teej, immerse yourself in the world of shimmering adornments as we present a complete jewellery showcase, designed to elevate your festive experience to new heights.

Teej Special Jewellery - Earrings that Echo Elegance:

Earrings hold a special place in the hearts of women, adding a touch of elegance to their appearance. This Teej, indulge in the mesmerizing world of earrings that capture the essence of the festival. From intricate Meenakari jhumkas adorned with intricate meenakari work to contemporary danglers that exude modern charm, our collection embraces a plethora of styles to suit every taste. The delicate tinkling of these earrings resonates with the joyful spirit of Teej, making every movement a celebration.

Teej Special Jewellery - Bangles that Reflect Tradition:

Bangles are not just accessories; they are symbols of tradition, prosperity, and feminine grace. Embrace the timeless beauty of bangles in this Teej with a showcase that honours age-old traditions while embracing contemporary aesthetics. From the resplendent charm of gold kadas to the delicate allure of glass bangles, our selection brings you an array of options to adorn your wrists. These bangles not only add a pop of colour but also carry the weight of heritage, reminding you of the richness of your culture.

Teej Special Jewellery - Necklaces that enchant:

A necklace is more than a piece of jewellery; it's a statement of elegance and individuality. This Teej, let your neckline shimmer with enchanting necklaces that are designed to captivate hearts. Whether it's the regal grace of a Kundan choker or the intricate patterns of a temple necklace, our jewellery showcase offers an exquisite range that will leave you spellbound. Each necklace tells a story, a testament to your personal style and the traditions you hold dear.

Teej Special Jewellery – Mangalsutra, a Symbol of Love:

The mangalsutra, a sacred thread that symbolizes the bond of marriage, holds a special place during Teej celebrations. Explore our collection of mangalsutras that blend tradition with contemporary design, giving you a piece that resonates with your individuality. Crafted with love and adorned with precious gems, these mangalsutras are a reminder of the everlasting love you share with your partner.

Anklets that Sing with Joy:

Anklets, known as payal in Hindi, are more than just ornaments for the feet; they are a celebration of movement and rhythm. As you dance and revel in the spirit of Teej, let your anklets create a symphony of joy with every step. Our showcase features anklets that range from delicate silver bells to ornate designs that showcase your unique style. The tinkling of these anklets will add a musical dimension to your festivities, echoing the spirit of the festival.

Rings that Symbolize Eternal Bond:

Rings are not only symbols of style, but also tokens of eternal commitment. This Teej, explore our collection of rings that blend traditional motifs with modern sensibilities. Whether it's a dazzling diamond solitaire ring or an intricately designed gold band, each ring speaks volumes about the enduring bond between you and your loved ones. Let your hands tell a story of love, togetherness, and the promise of a beautiful journey ahead.

In conclusion, as the festival of Teej approaches, immerse yourself in the world of shimmering adornments that celebrate the essence of womanhood, tradition, and festivity. Our complete jewellery showcase offers a plethora of options to make your celebrations truly special. From earrings that echo elegance to anklets that sing with joy, each piece in our collection tells a unique story. This Teej, embrace the beauty and symbolism of jewellery as you celebrate the festival with your loved ones, shining bright in every moment.

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hi mezelean marriage tradition dictates that the couple weaves each other necklaces from young branches of the mother tree that she only allows you to have if she approves of your marriage (as in, she somehow makes the branches fall off on their own because. magic religeon tree). mezelean culture strongly values craftsmanship and so making your future spouse a piece of jewellery they're expected to wear near constantly (similar to a wedding ring) is like the ultimate sign of devotion. depending on the people engagement can last anywhere from days to years, since [traditionally] it begins when the mother tree gifts them the branches and ends when the people getting married have both/all (realised in making this post i dont have to make monogamy the norm, W) completed their necklaces. this is when the ceremony takes place. i havent gotten a lot about the ceremony down yet but i know it involves a lot of dancing, very upbeat and fast paced fun dancing.

Joel and Lizzie had three ceremonies, a traditional ocean empire wedding, a traditional mezelean wedding, and a more 'standard' wedding, yk the type most widely known across servers ig. that one was for all the rulers to attend and probably also paparazzi. much more of an official affair than the other two that are much more about their cultures and celebration

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just started book 7 earlier, i can’t get over how part of this guy’s villain monologue was to say “we could be best friends”. so false worstie.

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I saw these on the internet and I think they look very nice.

Jewellery inspired by the tiles called "rajola de mocadoret", "rajola de vela", "rajola de cartabó" or "rajola de mitadada", very typical from the Catalan Countries. This tile design was extremely common between the 16th and 19th centuries, but has also continued being in use until nowadays.

This jewellery is hand-made by the pottery artisans Cop d'Art (from l'Alcora, Valencian Country) in collaboration with the group Caliu - Arquitectura i Patrimoni, who aim to raise appreciation for traditional Valencian architecture.

More info on their website here, and where to get them here.

Examples of the tiles it's based on:

Kitchen in Palau del Marquès de Dos Aigües, floor in Sant Miquel dels Reis monastery, and Col·legi d'Art Major de la Seda, all three in the city of València (Valencian Country).

Courtyard in Institut d'Estudis Catalans in Barcelona (Catalonia), fountain in Alella (Catalonia), and Santuari del Toro (Menorca, Balearic Islands).