#ajrak

[molkolsdal]

Ajrakh & Lemons

Richa Kashelkar

[shaunblogging]

Exclusive Collection of Handicrafts of Sindh Pakistan

[themeharali]

[sporadiccreationpersona]

MAROON & WHITE CLASSIC AJRAK

[inderatextiles]

Indera Textiles Yale Blue Ajrak Chanderi Printed With Golden Zari Border

Indera Textile fashions beautiful Chanderi Sarees with Ajrakh Prints all over the saree and have copper zari woven border and Golden zari has woven Pallu with Tassels for office, Party, and Festive season. Visit us: https://inderatextiles.com/products/indera-textiles-yale-blue-ajrak-chanderi-printed-with-golden-zari-border

[merarang]

Red Ajrak Short Asymmetrical Kurta with Straight Pant - Set of 2

Step into a realm of comfort and style with our Bohemian Bliss Set, featuring a chic short kurta paired with breezy pants. Designed for the fashion-forward and eco-conscious, this set marries traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, making it a must-have in your sustainable wardrobe. Key Features: Elegant knee length kurta, Sustainable Fashion, Versatile Style, Craftsmanship and Quality.

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[teaah-art]

Sindhi Miku / سنڌي ميڪو/ सिंधी मिकु ‎

Requested by Anon!

She is wearing a cholo with muka embroidery, a suthan, a sindhi topi, and a Sindhi ajrak shawl.

Almost kept her original colour scheme and design this time! Some more design notes and references under cut.

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

All South Asian Mikus

Commissions Open | Ko-fi

Cholo : The upper garment. Modern cholo are longer, I used a reference from the 19th century, cause I liked the design though, kept the sleeves three quarters, closer to modern references.

Suthan : A Sindhi lower garment that looks like a salwar but tightens below the knee and around the ankles, unlike a salwar.

Sindhi topi : A skull cap with an arched opening in the front

Ajrak : A block print style from Sindh.

Muka : A Sindhi embroidery style. I used this person's works for reference. You can probably buy clothes from them if you are in Pakistan 👍

[brookston]

Holidays 12.6

Holidays

Abolición del Ejército (Costa Rica)

Adore You Day

Armed Forces Day (Ukraine)

Christkind (Central & Southern Europe)

Dia de la Constitucion (a.k.a. Constitution Day; Spain)

Dogecoin Day

Dubrovnik Defenders’ Day (Croatia)

Ed Tech Appreciation Day

Encyclopedia Britannica Day

Give a Secret Gift Day

Gorse Day (French Republic)

Gospell Day (Marshall Islands)

Gramophone Day

Halifax Explosion Anniversary Day (Canada)

Ice Cube Day (Astronomy Club)

International Bad Hair Day

International Desk Day

International Femicide Remembrance Day

International Memecoin Day

International Sweater Vestival

Main Directorate for Drug Control Day (Russia)

Miner's Day (West Virginia)

Ministry of Communications and Information Technologies Day (Azerbaijan)

Mitten Tree Day

Musical Instrument Gift Day

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women (Canada)

National Microwave Oven Day

National Miner's Day

National Pawnbrokers Day

National Sunnies Day (Australia)

National Tell Your Best Friend You Love Them Day

National Travis Day

Prosecutor’s Day (Kazakhstan)

Put On Your Own Shoes Day

Sindhi Topi and Ajrak Day (Pakistan)

Food & Drink Celebrations

Make & Bake Day

National ‘Cook For Christmas’ Day

National Gazpacho Day

Pizza Day (Google)

Samichlaus Day

Independence & Related Days

Åland Islands (from Russia, 1917)

Bophuthatswana (from South Africa, 1977)

Constitution Day (Spain)

Finland (from Russia, 1917)

Ireland (from the UK, recognized in 1922)

Kingdom of Titan (Declared; 2020) [unrecognized]

Quito Day (Ecuador)

Western Province Day (Solomon Islands)

1st Friday in December

Bandcamp Friday [1st Friday]

Bartender Appreciation Day [1st Friday]

Comfort Food Friday [Every Friday]

Eccentric Day (Bell's Brewery; Michigan) [1st or 2nd Friday or Another Day]

Farmer’s Day (Ghana) [1st Friday]

Faux Fur Friday [1st Friday]

Five For Friday [Every Friday]

Flashback Friday [Every Friday]

Friday Finds [Every Friday]

Fry Day (Pastafarian; Fritism) [Every Friday]

Gospel Day (Marshall Islands) [1st Friday]

International Sweater Vestival [2nd Friday after Thanksgiving]

National Salesperson Day [1st Friday]

Open It! Weekend begins [1st Friday]

Purple Friday (UK) [1st Friday]

Saba Day (a.k.a. Flag Day; Netherlands Antilles) [1st Friday]

TGIF (Thank God It's Friday) [Every Friday]

Weekly Holidays beginning December 6 (1st Full Week of December)

Deck the Halls Weekend (Seneca Lake region, New York) [thru 12.8]

Festivals Beginning December 6, 2024

Candlelight Christmas Walk (Augusta, Missouri) [& 12.13]

Christmas Town Festival (Bethlehem, Connecticut) [thru 12.7]

Colisium International Music Forum (Novosibirsk, Russia) [thru 12.7]

Country Christmas Lighted Farm Implement Parade (Sandusky, Michigan) [thru 12.7]

German Christmas Market (Augusta, New Jersey) [thru 12.8]

Gingerbread Celebration and Holiday Mart (Gettsburg, Pennsylvania) [thru 12.8]

Gingerbread Village (Caro, Michigan) [thru 12.7]

Kimmswick Christmas Festival (Kimmswick, Missouri) [thru 12.8]

Medora's Old Fashioned Cowboy Christmas (Medora, North Dakota) [thru 12.8]

Night of the Proms (Munich, Germany)

Oslo Christmas Market (Oslo, Norway) [thru 12.7]

PAX Unplugged (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) [thru 12.8]

Salon du Cheval de Paris (Paris, France) [thru 12.8]

Southport Holiday Stroll & Cocktail Crawl (West Lakeview, Illinois)

Stockbridge Main Street At Christmas (Stockbridge, Massachusetts) [thru 12.8]

St. Paul Ice Fishing & Winter Sports Show (St. Paul, Minnesota) [thru 12.8]

St. Petersburg Fall Seafood & Music Festival (St. Petersburg, Florida) [thru 12.8]

Tree Lighting and Holiday Parade (Batesville, Indiana)

Feast Days

Abraham of Kratia (Christian; Saint)

Aemilianus (Roman Catholic Church)

Akibasan Gongen Hibuse Matsuri (Fire & Water Festival; Japan)

Bodhi Season, Day 6 (Buddhism; Secular Date) [Leading Up to 12.8] (a.k.a. ... 

Principles: Perfection

Secular: Trip to Your Bodhi Day Place

Eightfold Path: Awakened Effort

The Heart Sutra: Issue Me Ke Kanaka Wai Wai (Jesus and the Rich Man)

Crossover Doozer (Muppetism)

Day of the North Wind (Pagan)

Days of Reckoning Begin (Shamanism)

Denise and companions (Christian; Saints)

Dionysia, Dativa, Aemilianus, Boniface, Leontia, Tertius, and Majoricus (Christian; Martyrs)

Doug Marlette (Artology)

Eliot Porter (Artology)

Frank Springer (Artology)

Frédéric Bazille (Artology)

Gamera Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Henk van Woerden (Artology)

Insult a Religious Fanatic Day (Pastafarian)

James Bernouilli (Positivist; Saint)

János Scheffler (Christian; Blessed)

Joyce Kilmer (Writerism)

Mall Nukke (Artology)

María del Monte Carmelo Sallés y Barangueras (Christian; Saint)

Masami Kurumada (Artology)

Math Ap Mathonwy (Celtic Book of Days)

Nicholas of Myra (Christian; Saint) [brewers]

Nicola De Maria (Artology)

Peter Paschal (Christian; Saint)

Pirate Appreciation Day (Pastafarian)

Rudolf Schlichter (Artology)

Shio Satō (Artology)

Theophilus, Bishop of Antioch (Christian; Saint)

Thor's Day (Norse)

Turnover (The Seasons of Earnings begins; Church of the SubGenius)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Tycho Brahe Unlucky Day (Scandinavia) [35 of 37]

Unglückstage (Unlucky Day; Pennsylvania Dutch) [28 of 30]

Very Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [56 of 60]

Premieres

Adaptation (Film; 2002)

Aeronauts (Film; 2019)

As Good As It Gets (Film; 1997)

Beggar’s Banquet, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1968)

Bullseye Bullwinkle, or Destination Moose (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 3; 1959)

Cinderella (Ub Iwerks Disney Cartoon; 1922)

Cock-a-Doodle Dino (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1957)

Day Tripper, by The Beatles (Song; 1965)

A Dopey Hacienda (Tijuana Toads Cartoon; 1970)

DuBarry Was A Lady (Broadway Musical; 1939)

Dumb and Dumber (Film; 1994)

Ferry Cross the Mersey (Documentary Film; 1964)

The Fox and the Grapes (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1941)

Gimme Shelter (Concert Film; 1970)

Going To A Go-Go, by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles (Song; 1965)

The Hand of Oberon, by Roger Zelazny (1976) [Chronicles of Amber #4]

A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall, recorded by Bob Dylan (Song; 1962)

The Hep Cat (Mighty Mouse Cartoon; 1946)

Hip Hip-Hurry! (WB MM Cartoon; 1958)

King-Size Canary (Tex Avery MGM Cartoon; 1947)

The Lake District Murder, by Ernest Elmore, writing as John Bude (Novel; 1935)

Live at the BBC, by The Beatles (Compilation Album; 1994)

Mary Had a Little Lamb, recorded by Thomas Edison (Song; 1877) [1st Recording of the Human Voice]

Mr. Willowby’s Christmas Tree (Muppet TV Special; 1995)

The Night Before Christmas (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1941)

19th Nervous Breakdown, recorded by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1965)

One Droopy Night (Droopy MGM Cartoon; 1957)

Out of an Old Man’s Head (Swedish Animated Film; 1968)

Popeye (Film; 1980)

Red Bank Boogie, recorded by The Count Basie Orchestra (Song; 1944)

Rubber Soul, by The Beatles (Album; 1965)

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (Animated TV Special; 1964)

Running on Empty, by Jackson Browne (Live Album; 1977)

Sixteen Stone, by Bush (Album; 1994)

Smoke on the Water, recorded by Deep Purple (Song; 1971)

Squeeze Play or Invitation to the Trance (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 4; 1959)

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (Film; 1991)

Still Crazy After All These Years, by Paul Simon (Album; 1975)

The Story of an Hour, by Kate Chopin (Short Story; 1894)

The Stroll, by The Diamonds (Song; 1957)

Sympathy for the Devil, by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1968)

Tommy Tucker’s Tooth (Disney Cartoon; 1922)

Turn! Turn! Turn!, by The Byrds (Album; 1965)

We Can Work It Out, by The Beatles (Song; 1965)

Whole Lotta Love, by Led Zeppelin (Song; 1969)

Today’s Name Days

Denise, Henrike, Nikolaus (Austria)

Nikola, Nikolai, Nina (Bulgaria)

Nikica, Niko, Nikola, Nikša, Vladimir (Croatia)

Mikuláš (Czech Republic)

Nikolaus (Denmark)

Klaus, Laas, Laus, Nigul, Nigulas, Niilas, Niilo, Nikolai, Nils (Estonia)

Niila, Niilo, Niki, Niklas, Niko, Nikolai, Nikolas (Finland)

Nicolas (France)

Denise, Henrike, Nikolaus (Germany)

Nikolaos, Nikoleta, Nikos (Greece)

Miklós (Hungary)

Nicola (Italy)

Klāvs, Niklāvs, Nikolajs (Latvia)

Bilmantas, Mikalojus, Norvydė (Lithuania)

Nikolai, Nils (Norway)

Dionizja, Emilian, Jarema, Jarogniew, Mikołaj (Poland)

Nicolae (România)

Mikuláš (Slovakia)

Nicolás (Spain)

Niklas, Nikolaus (Sweden)

Nicholas (Ukraine)

Claus, Ira, Nicholas, Nichole, Nicholet, Nick, Nicklaus, Nickolas, Nico, Nicolas, Nicole, Nicolette, Nikki, Niko, Nikolas (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 341 of 2024; 25 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 5 of Week 49 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Ngetal (Reed) [Day 13 of 28]

Chinese: Month 11 (Bing-Zi), Day 6 (Jia-Chen)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 5 Kislev 5785

Islamic: 4 Jumada II 1446

J Cal: 11 Black; Foursday [11 of 30]

Julian: 23 November 2024

Moon: 29%: Waxing Crescent

Positivist: 5 Bichat (13th Month) [Römer / Bradley]

Runic Half Month: Is (Stasis) [Day 15 of 15]

Season: Autumn or Fall (Day 75 of 90)

Week: 1st Full Week of December

Zodiac: Sagittarius (Day 15 of 30)

[aritheartist]

Desi Fashion: Inspo + Romance Tropes

Bollywood clichés, but make it fashion.

Outfit: 24-kali anarkali or peshwaz with extravagant zari work, opulently covered in jewels. Do not forget the passa/jhoomar. Gold is an evergreen choice of color, but any rich color that complements your radiance will be good to go.

Appropriate for: Performing classical dance in the imperial court in front of the emperor, who’s absolutely smitten at this point.

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Outfit: Embroidered all-white kurta and salwar (Anarkali + churidaar is another option) with colorful bandhani dupatta.

Appropriate for: tearing a piece of your dupatta to cover the wound he got white trying to save you from goons. Hey, hey, we’re talking about clichés.

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Outfit: Ajrak kurta with ripped jeans, Silk thread bangles you bought from Jaipur and colorful pompom earrings you bought from sarojini nagar. Jacket with Kutchi embroidery optional. Modern desi bourgeoisie chic/star plus bahu before becoming a bahu.

Appropriate for: Highly suitable for college or to make those trending “that girl” Instagram reels.

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Outfit: A set of uttariya, antariya and kayaband, with flowers tucked in your long hair. My personal favorite.

Appropriate for: Living in a small hut by a waterfall in the forest where you ( a.k.a. a mysterious maiden) rescue a wounded prince with your resplendent knowledge of jadibuties who ends up falling in love with you. ok ill stop now.

[mudassarali]

Pakistani Clothes Shopping Online In The USA

Pakistani clothes shopping is a magical experience that takes you to a world of bright colors, advanced designs, and timeless beauty. The clothing customs of Pakistan represent its rich cultural background, and buying Pakistani clothes provides a sensory experience unlike any other. This explores the exciting world of buying Pakistani clothing, from the ease of online markets to the colorful bazaars of Pakistan.

People must visit the country's busy bazaars and markets for the most realistic Pakistani clothing purchasing experience. There is a sensory harm of colors, sensations, and noises in these living environments that are full of life. Traditional markets like Karachi's Saddar Market and Lahore's Anarkali Bazaar are full of displays and stores selling a variety of Pakistani Dresses Online USA. Customers may browse anything from casual and ready-to-wear shalwar kameez outfits to wedding lehengas with beautiful embroidery.

Every province and area of Pakistan contributes its own unique look to the nation's clothes, which displays the nation's cultural variety. Pakistani fashion is different, with colorful Ajrak prints from Sindh, hand-embroidered patterns from Balochistan, elaborate wedding dresses from Punjab, and stylish urban styles from Karachi. The variety of Pakistani Wedding Dresses In USA has you covered whether you're looking for casual clothes for everyday wear, traditional dresses for festival events, or luxurious bridal wear.

The possibilities for customization are one of the fun things about buying Pakistani clothing in person. You may choose your chosen fabric, pattern, and embroidery work at many stores and boutiques. This provides tailoring services to create unique clothing that properly suits your style and size. This guarantees that the clothes you wear are a distinctive and customized statement of your sense of style.

Online Marketplaces For Pakistani Clothes Shopping

Online marketplaces have transformed the availability of Pakistani clothes for a worldwide audience while buying in the busy bazaars of Pakistan is a sensory trip. With the help of specialized websites like Utsav Fashion, 786 Shop, and Andaaz Fashion as well as e-commerce giants like Amazon and eBay. It's now simple to search for and purchase Pakistani clothes from the comfort of your own home. You can easily read reviews, compare prices, and browse a huge selection of products.

A celebration of cultural variety, brilliant colors, and beautiful patterns can be found while Pakistani clothes shopping. The world of Pakistani fashion has something to offer everyone. Whether you decide to visit the colorful bazaars of Pakistan in person or enjoy the ease of online shopping. It's a lovely experience that gives you the chance to learn about Pakistan's rich traditions and beautiful expertise. While also expanding your wardrobe with chic, classic pieces.

The great and varied selection of possibilities is one of the main draws of purchasing Pakistani clothing online in the USA. Sites on the internet offer access to a world of Pakistani fashion. It includes formal and traditional clothing like shalwar kameez, sarees, lehengas, and sherwanis as well as modern and stylish wear. There is a choice for any event, whether you're going to a wedding, a fun party, or you just want to appear beautiful on a daily basis.

Online buying is undoubtedly convenient. You may browse collections from various Pakistani clothing manufacturers and designers. Also, compare costs, and read customer reviews with only a few clicks. Because of this degree of accessibility, wearing Pakistani clothes has become more popular among fashionable Americans. With only a few actions, you may access the world of Pakistani fashion without having to look for local shops.

Advantages Of Online Shopping

Online shopping for Pakistani clothing in the USA combines convenience, variety, and a connection to a rich cultural past in a wonderful way. You may experience fine embroidery, brilliant colors, and traditional beauty. This characterizes Pakistani clothes thanks to the accessibility of this lovely trend. The online world of Pakistani fashion is prepared to boost your style and encompass you in the country's culture. Whether you're searching for amazing bridal clothes, comfortable daily wear, or anything in between.

Convenience is probably the most major benefit. You may buy online whenever you choose. Without leaving the comfort of your home and without having to deal with traffic or observe store opening hours. Those with busy schedules will especially value this convenience.

Compared to traditional establishments, online stores usually offer a wider selection of goods. You have access to products from several countries, increasing your possibilities and allowing you to locate special or specialized products. Online shopping removes the need to manage overcrowded malls or stores. Which can be especially useful during busy shopping seasons or in times of social withdrawal.

Numerous retailers on the internet modify offers and suggestions based on your browsing and purchasing history using algorithms. Ensuring that your shopping experience is personalized to your tastes. Numerous benefits of Internet shopping make it a practical and effective way to buy a variety of goods and services. Online buying will continue to become increasingly easier to use and more accessible as technology advances, improving the whole purchasing experience.

[cynassa]

Either I'm mistaken or whoever put this together is VERY mistaken. Some of these are types of material (Muga or Eri silk), some of them are types of cloth (like Kanjeevaram which is a type of sari, or Kullu shawl), some of them are types of patterns that are painted or printed (like Ikat, Ajrak, or Kalamkari) and only some of them are actually embroidery techniques.

ETA: The India map is a textile map, not an embroidery map. The Pakistan map is a embroidery map.

Artistic Maps of Pakistan and India Show Embroidery Techniques of Each Region

[brookstonalmanac]

Holidays 12.6

Holidays

Abolición del Ejército (Costa Rica)

Adore You Day

Armed Forces Day (Ukraine)

Christkind (Central & Southern Europe)

Dia de la Constitucion (a.k.a. Constitution Day; Spain)

Dogecoin Day

Dubrovnik Defenders’ Day (Croatia)

Ed Tech Appreciation Day

Encyclopedia Britannica Day

Give a Secret Gift Day

Gorse Day (French Republic)

Gospell Day (Marshall Islands)

Gramophone Day

Halifax Explosion Anniversary Day (Canada)

Ice Cube Day (Astronomy Club)

International Bad Hair Day

International Desk Day

International Femicide Remembrance Day

International Memecoin Day

International Sweater Vestival

Main Directorate for Drug Control Day (Russia)

Miner's Day (West Virginia)

Ministry of Communications and Information Technologies Day (Azerbaijan)

Mitten Tree Day

Musical Instrument Gift Day

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women (Canada)

National Microwave Oven Day

National Miner's Day

National Pawnbrokers Day

National Sunnies Day (Australia)

National Tell Your Best Friend You Love Them Day

National Travis Day

Prosecutor’s Day (Kazakhstan)

Put On Your Own Shoes Day

Sindhi Topi and Ajrak Day (Pakistan)

Food & Drink Celebrations

Make & Bake Day

National ‘Cook For Christmas’ Day

National Gazpacho Day

Pizza Day (Google)

Samichlaus Day

Independence & Related Days

Åland Islands (from Russia, 1917)

Bophuthatswana (from South Africa, 1977)

Constitution Day (Spain)

Finland (from Russia, 1917)

Ireland (from the UK, recognized in 1922)

Kingdom of Titan (Declared; 2020) [unrecognized]

Quito Day (Ecuador)

Western Province Day (Solomon Islands)

1st Friday in December

Bandcamp Friday [1st Friday]

Bartender Appreciation Day [1st Friday]

Comfort Food Friday [Every Friday]

Eccentric Day (Bell's Brewery; Michigan) [1st or 2nd Friday or Another Day]

Farmer’s Day (Ghana) [1st Friday]

Faux Fur Friday [1st Friday]

Five For Friday [Every Friday]

Flashback Friday [Every Friday]

Friday Finds [Every Friday]

Fry Day (Pastafarian; Fritism) [Every Friday]

Gospel Day (Marshall Islands) [1st Friday]

International Sweater Vestival [2nd Friday after Thanksgiving]

National Salesperson Day [1st Friday]

Open It! Weekend begins [1st Friday]

Purple Friday (UK) [1st Friday]

Saba Day (a.k.a. Flag Day; Netherlands Antilles) [1st Friday]

TGIF (Thank God It's Friday) [Every Friday]

Weekly Holidays beginning December 6 (1st Full Week of December)

Deck the Halls Weekend (Seneca Lake region, New York) [thru 12.8]

Festivals Beginning December 6, 2024

Candlelight Christmas Walk (Augusta, Missouri) [& 12.13]

Christmas Town Festival (Bethlehem, Connecticut) [thru 12.7]

Colisium International Music Forum (Novosibirsk, Russia) [thru 12.7]

Country Christmas Lighted Farm Implement Parade (Sandusky, Michigan) [thru 12.7]

German Christmas Market (Augusta, New Jersey) [thru 12.8]

Gingerbread Celebration and Holiday Mart (Gettsburg, Pennsylvania) [thru 12.8]

Gingerbread Village (Caro, Michigan) [thru 12.7]

Kimmswick Christmas Festival (Kimmswick, Missouri) [thru 12.8]

Medora's Old Fashioned Cowboy Christmas (Medora, North Dakota) [thru 12.8]

Night of the Proms (Munich, Germany)

Oslo Christmas Market (Oslo, Norway) [thru 12.7]

PAX Unplugged (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) [thru 12.8]

Salon du Cheval de Paris (Paris, France) [thru 12.8]

Southport Holiday Stroll & Cocktail Crawl (West Lakeview, Illinois)

Stockbridge Main Street At Christmas (Stockbridge, Massachusetts) [thru 12.8]

St. Paul Ice Fishing & Winter Sports Show (St. Paul, Minnesota) [thru 12.8]

St. Petersburg Fall Seafood & Music Festival (St. Petersburg, Florida) [thru 12.8]

Tree Lighting and Holiday Parade (Batesville, Indiana)

Feast Days

Abraham of Kratia (Christian; Saint)

Aemilianus (Roman Catholic Church)

Akibasan Gongen Hibuse Matsuri (Fire & Water Festival; Japan)

Bodhi Season, Day 6 (Buddhism; Secular Date) [Leading Up to 12.8] (a.k.a. ... 

Principles: Perfection

Secular: Trip to Your Bodhi Day Place

Eightfold Path: Awakened Effort

The Heart Sutra: Issue Me Ke Kanaka Wai Wai (Jesus and the Rich Man)

Crossover Doozer (Muppetism)

Day of the North Wind (Pagan)

Days of Reckoning Begin (Shamanism)

Denise and companions (Christian; Saints)

Dionysia, Dativa, Aemilianus, Boniface, Leontia, Tertius, and Majoricus (Christian; Martyrs)

Doug Marlette (Artology)

Eliot Porter (Artology)

Frank Springer (Artology)

Frédéric Bazille (Artology)

Gamera Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Henk van Woerden (Artology)

Insult a Religious Fanatic Day (Pastafarian)

James Bernouilli (Positivist; Saint)

János Scheffler (Christian; Blessed)

Joyce Kilmer (Writerism)

Mall Nukke (Artology)

María del Monte Carmelo Sallés y Barangueras (Christian; Saint)

Masami Kurumada (Artology)

Math Ap Mathonwy (Celtic Book of Days)

Nicholas of Myra (Christian; Saint) [brewers]

Nicola De Maria (Artology)

Peter Paschal (Christian; Saint)

Pirate Appreciation Day (Pastafarian)

Rudolf Schlichter (Artology)

Shio Satō (Artology)

Theophilus, Bishop of Antioch (Christian; Saint)

Thor's Day (Norse)

Turnover (The Seasons of Earnings begins; Church of the SubGenius)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Tycho Brahe Unlucky Day (Scandinavia) [35 of 37]

Unglückstage (Unlucky Day; Pennsylvania Dutch) [28 of 30]

Very Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [56 of 60]

Premieres

Adaptation (Film; 2002)

Aeronauts (Film; 2019)

As Good As It Gets (Film; 1997)

Beggar’s Banquet, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1968)

Bullseye Bullwinkle, or Destination Moose (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 3; 1959)

Cinderella (Ub Iwerks Disney Cartoon; 1922)

Cock-a-Doodle Dino (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1957)

Day Tripper, by The Beatles (Song; 1965)

A Dopey Hacienda (Tijuana Toads Cartoon; 1970)

DuBarry Was A Lady (Broadway Musical; 1939)

Dumb and Dumber (Film; 1994)

Ferry Cross the Mersey (Documentary Film; 1964)

The Fox and the Grapes (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1941)

Gimme Shelter (Concert Film; 1970)

Going To A Go-Go, by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles (Song; 1965)

The Hand of Oberon, by Roger Zelazny (1976) [Chronicles of Amber #4]

A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall, recorded by Bob Dylan (Song; 1962)

The Hep Cat (Mighty Mouse Cartoon; 1946)

Hip Hip-Hurry! (WB MM Cartoon; 1958)

King-Size Canary (Tex Avery MGM Cartoon; 1947)

The Lake District Murder, by Ernest Elmore, writing as John Bude (Novel; 1935)

Live at the BBC, by The Beatles (Compilation Album; 1994)

Mary Had a Little Lamb, recorded by Thomas Edison (Song; 1877) [1st Recording of the Human Voice]

Mr. Willowby’s Christmas Tree (Muppet TV Special; 1995)

The Night Before Christmas (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1941)

19th Nervous Breakdown, recorded by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1965)

One Droopy Night (Droopy MGM Cartoon; 1957)

Out of an Old Man’s Head (Swedish Animated Film; 1968)

Popeye (Film; 1980)

Red Bank Boogie, recorded by The Count Basie Orchestra (Song; 1944)

Rubber Soul, by The Beatles (Album; 1965)

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (Animated TV Special; 1964)

Running on Empty, by Jackson Browne (Live Album; 1977)

Sixteen Stone, by Bush (Album; 1994)

Smoke on the Water, recorded by Deep Purple (Song; 1971)

Squeeze Play or Invitation to the Trance (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 4; 1959)

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (Film; 1991)

Still Crazy After All These Years, by Paul Simon (Album; 1975)

The Story of an Hour, by Kate Chopin (Short Story; 1894)

The Stroll, by The Diamonds (Song; 1957)

Sympathy for the Devil, by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1968)

Tommy Tucker’s Tooth (Disney Cartoon; 1922)

Turn! Turn! Turn!, by The Byrds (Album; 1965)

We Can Work It Out, by The Beatles (Song; 1965)

Whole Lotta Love, by Led Zeppelin (Song; 1969)

Today’s Name Days

Denise, Henrike, Nikolaus (Austria)

Nikola, Nikolai, Nina (Bulgaria)

Nikica, Niko, Nikola, Nikša, Vladimir (Croatia)

Mikuláš (Czech Republic)

Nikolaus (Denmark)

Klaus, Laas, Laus, Nigul, Nigulas, Niilas, Niilo, Nikolai, Nils (Estonia)

Niila, Niilo, Niki, Niklas, Niko, Nikolai, Nikolas (Finland)

Nicolas (France)

Denise, Henrike, Nikolaus (Germany)

Nikolaos, Nikoleta, Nikos (Greece)

Miklós (Hungary)

Nicola (Italy)

Klāvs, Niklāvs, Nikolajs (Latvia)

Bilmantas, Mikalojus, Norvydė (Lithuania)

Nikolai, Nils (Norway)

Dionizja, Emilian, Jarema, Jarogniew, Mikołaj (Poland)

Nicolae (România)

Mikuláš (Slovakia)

Nicolás (Spain)

Niklas, Nikolaus (Sweden)

Nicholas (Ukraine)

Claus, Ira, Nicholas, Nichole, Nicholet, Nick, Nicklaus, Nickolas, Nico, Nicolas, Nicole, Nicolette, Nikki, Niko, Nikolas (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 341 of 2024; 25 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 5 of Week 49 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Ngetal (Reed) [Day 13 of 28]

Chinese: Month 11 (Bing-Zi), Day 6 (Jia-Chen)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 5 Kislev 5785

Islamic: 4 Jumada II 1446

J Cal: 11 Black; Foursday [11 of 30]

Julian: 23 November 2024

Moon: 29%: Waxing Crescent

Positivist: 5 Bichat (13th Month) [Römer / Bradley]

Runic Half Month: Is (Stasis) [Day 15 of 15]

Season: Autumn or Fall (Day 75 of 90)

Week: 1st Full Week of December

Zodiac: Sagittarius (Day 15 of 30)

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How to Style Indian Fabrics in a Modern Wardrobe: A Trendy Guide

Indian fabrics are renowned for their rich heritage, vibrant colors, and intricate craftsmanship. Whether it’s the luxurious silk from Varanasi or the traditional handwoven cottons of Khadi, Indian textiles carry a timeless charm that transcends generations. But the challenge lies in incorporating these classic fabrics into a modern, everyday wardrobe.

1. Mix Traditional and Modern Silhouettes

One of the best ways to wear Indian fabrics in a modern wardrobe is by pairing them with contemporary cuts and silhouettes. For example, a traditional cotton or silk saree can be transformed into a chic, modern outfit by wearing it as a draped skirt paired with a crop top or a tailored blazer. Alternatively, an embroidered dupatta can be styled as a scarf over a sleek dress or a high-waisted pant.

Tip: A classic bandhani scarf can elevate an all-black outfit, adding a pop of color and pattern without overwhelming the look. Try pairing it with a minimalist dress or structured blazer to balance out the visual impact.

2. Go for Contemporary Indian Jackets

If you’re looking to embrace Indian fabrics but want to keep things minimalist, try adding a contemporary Indian jacket to your wardrobe. These jackets can range from bandhgala styles to modern longline coats crafted in khadi, brocade, or silk. Pair these jackets with your everyday staples like skinny jeans or trousers to add a luxurious touch to your look.

3. Opt for Indian Fabric in Modern Dresses

If you’re looking to wear Indian fabrics in a more fashionable, laid-back way, consider turning them into modern dresses. Indian cotton, linen, and silk fabrics are perfect for dresses that are light, breezy, and versatile. Choose a solid-colored dress made from handloom cotton or opt for a printed dress made from traditional fabrics like sanganeri or ajrak.

Tip: You can easily turn a khadi or chikan fabric into an A-line dress or a flowy maxi dress. Add a contemporary twist by pairing it with sneakers or ankle boots.

4. Layer with Indian Fabric Accessories

Accessories are an easy way to introduce Indian fabrics into your everyday wardrobe. Think scarves, stoles, belts, or even bags made from block-printed, ikat, or kalamkari textiles. These accessories can add a dash of traditional charm to a monochrome outfit, or even complement a more formal look.

Tip: A handwovencotton bag or a kantha stitch belt can instantly add an ethnic touch to a western outfit like a tailored blazer and trousers or a basic white shirt and denim combo.

5. Mix Indian Textiles with Western Patterns

One of the most stylish ways to incorporate Indian fabrics into a modern wardrobe is by mixing them with western patterns and textures. Pair a kalamkari printed kurta with distressed jeans for a quirky yet fashionable look, or wear an ikat silk blouse with tailored trousers. By blending Indian prints with modern designs, you can create a fusion that’s both global and eclectic.

Tip: Combine a silk sari blouse with a pencil skirt or even wear a block-print tunic over a sleek pair of leggings for a harmonious blend of styles. The key is to balance the prints and textures, so the Indian fabric doesn’t overpower your outfit.

6. Indian Fabric in Workwear

Indian fabrics can also make a bold statement in workwear. Think of a cotton kurta tunic with a slim-fit pant or an elegant silk blouse under a structured blazer. The beauty of Indian fabrics lies in their ability to be both comfortable and stylish, making them a perfect choice for work attire.

Tip: A chikan or kalka embroidered shirt paired with formal trousers or a khadi pencil skirt gives a classy, contemporary vibe, offering a fresh and professional look for the office.

7. Bold Prints for Statement Pieces

For those who are more daring in their fashion choices, opt for statement pieces like a bold bandhani or ajrak print skirt. These prints are inherently eye-catching and full of character. Pair them with basic solid tops or modern blouses in neutral colors to let the fabric shine as the focal point of your outfit.

Tip: A saree can be reimagined as a stylish pleated skirt paired with a chic crop top, making it a statement piece for a night out or a special occasion.

8. Embrace the Ethno-Fusion Trend

Ethno-fusion, the blend of ethnic Indian fabrics with global trends, is one of the biggest fashion movements right now. You can easily combine Indian textiles like brocade, velvet, or cotton with modern silhouettes like jumpsuits, tailored pants, or off-shoulder tops. This mix creates an eclectic yet sophisticated vibe, ideal for those looking to make a statement.

Tip: A saree blouse in rich brocade fabric paired with a modern palazzo pant or a chanderi skirt with a tailored top can bring a fresh spin to ethnic wear.

9. Experiment with Indian Prints on Modern Accessories

Indian prints can be incorporated into modern accessories such as handbags, shoes, and even belts. Consider a sleek, modern leather handbag with a traditional block print accent or a pair of juttis with embroidery��that matches your contemporary outfit.

Tip: A block print clutch paired with a neutral-colored dress or jumpsuit will add a pop of personality to your look without being overpowering.

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Top Trending Ethnic Wear for Women 2024 : Shop now Mulson.in

Explore 2024's top ethnic wear trends for women at Mulson.in. Shop stylish kurtis, kurta sets, and more to elevate your wardrobe with the latest ethnic fashion.

As we step into 2024, the world of ethnic wear for women is bursting with vibrant trends, diverse styles, and innovative designs. From contemporary takes on traditional garments to stunning new collections, there’s something for everyone. At Mulson.in, we bring you the top trending ethnic wear for women to elevate your wardrobe this year. Explore the latest styles, including trendy kurtis, elegant kurta sets, and so much more.

1. Trendy Kurtis for Ethnic Wear

Kurtis continue to reign supreme in ethnic fashion, and this year, trendy ethnic clothing is all about versatility and comfort. Whether you prefer cotton kurtis for daily wear or designer kurtis for special occasions, there’s an array of options available. Kaftan kurtis and 3pcs kurtis lead the pack with their chic designs and quality fabrics. If you’re looking for a stunning addition to your collection, consider the mulson.in collections or explore mulson.in offline store for trendy styles that fit every body type.

2. Chic Kurti Sets and Dresses

Elevate your ethnic wear for women game with stylish kurti pant sets with dupatta. Perfect for both casual outings and festive occasions, these sets combine comfort with elegance. Opt for kurti dresses that are a blend of traditional and modern aesthetics.Inclusivity is key in today’s fashion landscape. Explore plus size kurtis for ladies that ensure everyone can enjoy the beauty of ethnic wear. From plus size jaipuri kurtis to 2XL kurtis, there’s no shortage of stylish options. Look for feeding kurtis online for functional yet fashionable choices during your motherhood journey.

3. Fabric Trends: Comfort Meets Style

Cotton is a perennial favorite, especially in warm weather. The best cotton kurtis online are lightweight and breathable, making them ideal for everyday wear. However, don’t shy away from luxurious fabrics like silk kurtis or georgette kurtis for special occasions. Whether you’re attending a wedding or a festive gathering, options like kurti palazzo sets and kurti sharara sets will keep you looking chic.

4. Trendy Styles to Try

Short kurtis are making a strong comeback, especially when paired with jeans for a modern twist. Check out short kurtis for jeans to create effortlessly stylish looks. For those who love a bit of flair, kurti sets for women featuring intricate embroidery and patterns are a must-have. Brands like Fashor and Indo Era offer beautiful kurta sets that blend tradition with contemporary style.

5. Unique Prints and Patterns

This year, prints like chikankari, kalamkari, and ajrak are trending in ethnic wear for women. These unique designs not only add a touch of cultural richness but also allow you to express your individuality. Check out Mulson.in ethnic wear collections for the latest arrivals in unique prints.

6. Special Collections and Seasonal Styles

As festivals approach, look out for kurti sets with dupatta that are perfect for celebrations. Consider kurti pant sets with dupatta party wear options for festive gatherings. Seasonal colors, like the vibrant yellow kurti for haldi, are perfect ethnic wear.

Why Mulson.in

2024 is set to be an exciting year for ethnic wear for women, and at Mulson.in, you can find the best selection of trendy ethnic clothing that reflects your personal style. From kurti sets to branded kurtis online, embrace the latest trends and express yourself through fashion. With such a diverse collection at your fingertips, there’s no better time to update your wardrobe. Shop now and discover the perfect pieces to make a statement!

Trendy Ethnic Wear for Women

In recent years, trendy ethnic wear for women has become a significant aspect of fashion, blending traditional aesthetics with contemporary designs. This style reflects a woman’s individuality while maintaining cultural roots. From vibrant colors to intricate patterns, trendy ethnic outfits cater to diverse tastes and preferences. Women can effortlessly elevate their wardrobes with pieces that are not only stylish but also comfortable. Whether it’s a festive occasion or a casual outing, trendy ethnic wear for women allows them to express their unique personalities through fashion. Embracing this trend means celebrating heritage while adapting to modern lifestyles, making it a staple in many women’s closets.

Trendy Ethnic Clothing

Trendy ethnic clothing encapsulates a wide array of garments that bring together traditional motifs and modern silhouettes. This genre of fashion includes everything from elegantly embroidered kurtas to chic lehengas and contemporary sarees. The versatility of trendy ethnic clothing allows it to be worn on various occasions, from casual gatherings to grand celebrations. Designers are increasingly experimenting with fabrics, cuts, and embellishments, offering fresh takes on classic styles. The use of sustainable materials and ethical production methods is also gaining traction in this realm, appealing to environmentally-conscious consumers. Ultimately, trendy ethnic clothing is about merging tradition with contemporary flair, making it accessible and appealing to a new generation.

Women Trendy Ethnic Kurta

The women trendy ethnic kurta has emerged as a must-have piece in every woman’s wardrobe. These kurtas come in a variety of styles, lengths, and fabrics, catering to the diverse needs of modern women. From long, flowing silhouettes to short, chic designs, a trendy kurta can be styled in numerous ways, making it suitable for both casual and formal occasions. The intricate embellishments and unique patterns enhance the overall look, adding a touch of elegance and charm. Pairing a kurta with palazzos, leggings, or even jeans creates a versatile outfit that can transition seamlessly from day to night. As a symbol of cultural heritage, the trendy kurta not only celebrates tradition but also embodies modern fashion sensibilities.

Kurti Ethnic Wear for Women

Kurti ethnic wear for women represents a beautiful fusion of comfort and style, making it an ideal choice for various occasions. This versatile attire can be worn as a standalone piece or paired with different bottom styles, such as palazzos, churidars, or skirts, allowing for endless styling possibilities. Kurtis come in a range of fabrics, including cotton, silk, and georgette, catering to different seasons and preferences. Moreover, they often feature intricate designs, embroidery, and prints that highlight cultural artistry. Whether for daily wear, office attire, or festive celebrations, kurti ethnic wear for women embodies elegance and adaptability, allowing women to embrace their roots while staying in tune with contemporary fashion trends.

Trendy Ethnic Outfits

Trendy ethnic outfits are the perfect blend of traditional and modern styles, offering a refreshing take on classic attire. These outfits often feature contemporary cuts, vibrant colors, and unique embellishments, making them suitable for various occasions, from casual gatherings to festive celebrations. Whether it’s a chic kurti paired with jeans or an elegant lehenga, trendy ethnic outfits allow individuals to express their cultural roots while keeping up with current fashion trends.

Trendy Ethnic Wear Women

Trendy ethnic wear for women encompasses a wide range of clothing options, including kurtas, lehengas, and anarkalis. These pieces are designed to cater to the modern woman’s lifestyle, providing comfort and style in equal measure. With an array of fabrics, prints, and silhouettes available, women can effortlessly transition from day to night, making trendy ethnic wear for women a versatile choice for any occasion. Whether dressing for a festival, wedding, or casual outing, these outfits allow women to embrace their heritage while showcasing their personal style.

Trendy Ethnic Dresses

Trendy ethnic dresses combine traditional elements with modern design, making them a popular choice for women seeking fashionable yet comfortable attire. From flowing maxi dresses adorned with intricate embroidery to structured styles featuring contemporary patterns, these dresses cater to diverse tastes. Ideal for festive occasions or casual outings, trendy ethnic dresses provide versatility and ease of styling, allowing women to pair them with statement accessories or ethnic footwear for a complete look.

Trendy Ethnic Wear For Women

Trendy ethnic wear for women represents a dynamic blend of heritage and contemporary fashion, appealing to a new generation of fashion enthusiasts. This category includes an extensive range of garments, such as stylish kurtas, elegant anarkalis, and contemporary sarees. With a focus on unique fabrics, vibrant colors, and intricate designs, women can easily curate outfits that reflect their personal style while honoring their cultural roots. From everyday wear to special occasions, trendy ethnic wear for women ensures that elegance and comfort go hand in hand.

Ethnic wear for women represents a beautiful blend of tradition and contemporary style, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of various communities. For women, ethnic wear includes an array of stunning garments such as sarees, kurtis, anarkalis, and lehengas, all designed to highlight elegance and individuality. At Mulson.in, you can explore an extensive collection of ethnic wear for women that suits every occasion, from festive celebrations to casual outings. Browse our offerings here and discover the latest styles. Stay connected with us through our social media channels on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Pinterest for updates on new arrivals, styling tips, and more!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the meaning of ethnic wear for women?

Ethnic wear for women refers to traditional clothing that reflects the cultural heritage and identity of a particular region or community. It often includes garments that are handcrafted and feature unique patterns, fabrics, and embroidery, celebrating the rich diversity of cultural expressions.

Which dress comes under ethnic wear?

Dresses that come under ethnic wear for women include sarees, salwar kameez, lehengas, kurtis, anarkalis, and palazzo sets. These garments often showcase traditional fabrics and designs, making them ideal for cultural celebrations, festivals, and formal occasions.

Why do we wear ethnic wear?

We wear ethnic wear to celebrate and preserve cultural traditions, express personal identity, and participate in festive occasions. Ethnic clothing also fosters a sense of belonging and pride in one’s heritage while showcasing craftsmanship and artistry.

What is the traditional clothing for women in India?

The traditional clothing for women in India varies by region but commonly includes sarees, salwar kameez, lehengas, and kurtis. Each region has its unique styles, fabrics, and embellishments, reflecting the local culture, traditions, and climate