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Holidays 12.14

Holidays

Ako Gishi Sai (Honoring the 47 Ronin; Japan)

American Revolutionary War Day

Audubon Christmas Bird Count begins (until 1.5)

Bashkir Language Day

Bush Shoe Day

Buy A Christmas Tree Day

Chernobyl Liquidators Day (Ukraine)

Christmas Jumper Day (Belgium)

Day of the Martyred Intellectuals (Bangladesh)

Deck the Halls Day

Email Tag Day

47 Ronin Remembrance Day (Sengaku-ji, Japan)

Free Shipping Day [Also 3rd Monday]

Hug Day (South Korea)

International Hello Day

Journée du pull de Noël (Christmas Jumper Day; Belgium, UK)

Martyred Intellectuals Day (Bangladesh)

Monkey Day

More Good Today Day

National Alabama Day

National Energy Conservation Day (India)

National Irish Sign Language Day (Ireland)

National Screwdriver Day

National Tree Planting Day (Malawi)

National ‘WTF Happened To Surf?’ Day

Opposites Attract Day

Ozcanabans of Oz Convention (a.k.a. Oz Christmas)

Petroleum Industry and Geology Workers’ Day (Turkmenistan)

Play An Old Song That You Didn't Like To See If You Still Don't Like It Day

Police Day (Bahrain)

Precalentines Day

Quantum Mechanics Day

Sandy Hook Remembrance Day

Sorrel Day (French Republic)

South Pole Day

U.S. Park Police Day

World Energy Conservation Day

Yoga Day

Yuletide Lad #3 arrives (Stúfur or Stubby; Iceland)

Food & Drink Celebrations

National Biscuits and Gravy Day

National Bouillabaisse Day

National Sausage Balls Day

Roast Chestnuts Day

Independence & Related Days

Alabama Statehood Day (#22; 1819)

2nd Saturday in December

Army & Navy Union Day (Massachusetts) [2nd Saturday]

Bath & Body Works’ Body Care Day [2nd Saturday]

Bring Your Christmas Tree Home Day (UK) [2nd Saturday]

Day of the Horse [2nd Saturday; also 12.13]

Gingerbread Decorating Day [2nd Saturday]

Hakiadaore Ichi (Shoe Festival; Japan) [Begins 2nd Saturday]

Hantoro begins (Flower & Light Festival; Japan) [2nd Saturday to 23rd]

Helicopter Industry Day (Russia) [2nd Saturday]

International Shareware Day [2nd Saturday]

Le Foire aux Noix begins (Nuts Fair; Bastogne, Belgium) [2nd Saturday]

Salad Saturday [2nd Saturday of Each Month]

Sandwich Saturday [Every Saturday]

Satirical Saturday [2nd Saturday of Each Month]

Saturday the 14th [Saturday the 14th]

Six For Saturday [Every Saturday]

Spaghetti Saturday [Every Saturday]

Wreaths Across America Day [Saturday closest to 12.14]

Weekly Holidays beginning December 14 (2nd Full Week of December)

Christmas Bird Count Week (thru 1.5.2025)

Halcyon Days begin (7 days before & after Winter Solstice)

Festivals Beginning December 14, 2024

AKC National Championship (Orlando, Florida) [thru 12.15]

Buckingham Christmas Parade (Buckingham, United Kingdom)

Carthage Film Festival (Tunis, Tunisia) [thru 12.21]

Christmas Boat Parade (Clear Lake, Texas)

Currier and Ives Cookie Tour (Monadnock Region, New Hampshire)

Heritage Christmas (Lindsborg, Kansas)

Holiday Concert & Santa on the Pier (Redondo Beach, California)

Inn to Inn Holiday Cookie & Candy Tour (Mt. Washington Valley, New Hampshire) [thru 12.15]

Kerstbierfestival [Christmas Beer Festival in Essen] (Essen, Belgium) [thru 12.15]

Mooloolaba Yacht Club’s Christmas Boat Parade (Mooloolaba, Australia)

Ocala Christmas Parade (Ocala, Florida)

Okeechobee Main Street Christmas Festival (Okeechobee, Florida)

Say Cheese Wine Trail (Hermann, Missouri)

St. Lucia Festival (Lindsborg, Kansas)

Whiskies of the World (Miami, Florida)

Winterfest Sausalito (Sausalito, California) [thru 12.15]

Wintersköl Beer Festival (Aspen, Colorado)

Feast Days

Alexander Nelke (Artology)

Cat Herding Day (Pastafarian)

D'Alembert (Positivist; Saint)

David A. Cherry (Artology)

Day of Iuventas and Hebe (Pagan)

Elen Lluddog, Elen of the Roads (Celtic Book of Days)

Folcwin (Christian; Saint)

François-Hubert Drouais (Artology)

John of the Cross (Christian; Saint)

John III of the Sedre (Syriac Orthodox Church)

Losoong (a.k.a. Namsoong; Sikkim, India)

Matronian (Christian; Saint)

Nani Bird (Muppetism)

Nicasius of Rheims (Christian; Saint)

Nimatullah Kassab (Maronite Church)

Nostradamus Day (Everyday Wicca)

Paul Éluard (Writerism)

Pierre Puvis de Chavannes (Artology)

Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Roger Fry (Artology)

Shirley Jackson (Writerism)

Spyridon (Western Church)

Venantius Fortunatus (Christian; Saint)

Whiny Victimization Co-Dependency Day (Church of the SubGenius)

Xul Solar (Artology)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]

Umu Limnu (Evil Day; Babylonian Calendar; 57 of 60)

Unfortunate Day (Pagan) [56 of 57]

Premieres

Barbecue Brawl (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1956)

Bee on Guard (Disney Cartoon; 1951)

Berlin, by Lou Reed (Musical Play; 2006)

Bird Box (Film; 2018)

The Bridge Over the River Kwai (Film; 1957)

Broken Toys (Silly Symphonies Disney Cartoon; 1935)

Bully for Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1965)

By Leaps and Hounds (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1951)

Childhood, by Tove Ditlevsen (Novel; 1967)

Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Film; 1977)

Crimson and Clover, by Tommy James and the Shondells (Song; 1968)

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Film; 1988)

Dragnet (TV Series; 1951)

Dune (Film; 1984)

El Cid (Film; 1961)

The Expanse (TV Series; 2015)

A Farewell to Arms (Film; 1957)

Flowers for Madame (WB MM Cartoon; 1935)

Frankenweenie (Disney Cartoon; 1984)

Glory (film; 1989)

Golf Nuts (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1930)

A Haul in One (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1956)

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Film; 1990) [Hobbit #1]

If Beale Street Could Talk (Film; 2018)

If You Want the Rainbow (You Must Have the Rain), recorded by Fanny Brice (Song; 1928)

I’m Gonna Git You Sucka (Film; 1988)

The Jerk (Film; 1979)

King Kong (Film; 2005)

Lady, by Styx (Song; 1974)

Let’s Drink to the Ruby or Stoned Again (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 328; 1964)

Little Big Man (Film; 1970)

London Calling, by The Clash (Album; 1979)

Mermaids (Film; 1990)

Miss Congeniality (Film; 2000)

1941 (Film; 1979)

Philadelphia (Film; 1993)

Rabbit Romeo (WB MM Cartoon; 1957)

The Royal Tenenbaums (Film; 2001)

Ruby Yacht, Part 1 (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 327; 1964)

Run, Sheep, Run! (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1935)

The Saint and the People Importers, by Fleming Lee (Novel; 1971) [Saint #44]

Saturday Night Fever (Film; 1977)

Scout Fellow (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1951)

South Pole or Bust (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1934)

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Animated Film; 2018)

Starman (Film; 1984)

The Strudlhof Steps, by Heimito von Doderer (Novel; 1951)

Time Out, by The Dave Brubeck Quartet (Album; 1959)

The Tiny Tree (DePatie-Freleng Animated TV Special; 1975)

The Towering Inferno (Film; 1974)

Vanilla Sky (Film; 2001)

Wozzeck, by Alban Berg (Opera; 1925)

You Can't Take it With You, by Moss Hart (Play; 1936)

You’re Living All Over Me, by Dinosaur Jr. (Album; 1987)

Today’s Name Days

Berthold, Johannes (Austria)

Snezhala (Bulgaria)

Ivan, Venancije (Croatia)

Lýdie (Czech Republic)

Crispus (Denmark)

Eho, Hengo, Hingo (Estonia)

Jouko (Finland)

Odile (France)

Berthold, Johannes (Germany)

Arrianos, Lefki (Greece)

Szilárda (Hungary)

Valeriano, Venanzio (Italy)

Auseklis, Dailonis, Gaisma (Latvia)

Alfredas, Kintvilė, Tarvainas (Lithuania)

Stein, Steinar (Norway)

Alfred, Arseniusz, Izydor, Naum, Pompejusz, Sławobor, Spirydion (Poland)

Apolonie, Calinic, Filimon, Tirs (Romania)

Branislava, Bronislava (Slovakia)

Juan, Nicasio (Spain)

Sixten, Sten (Sweden)

Apollonia (Ukraine)

Boyd, Boyden, Byrd, Horace (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 349 of 2024; 17 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 6 of Week 50 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Ngetal (Reed) [Day 21 of 28]

Chinese: Month 11 (Bing-Zi), Day 14 (Ren-Zi)

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

Hebrew: 13 Kislev 5785

Islamic: 12 Jumada II 1446

J Cal: 19 Black; Fryday [19 of 30]

Julian: 1 December 2024

Moon: 99%: Waxing Gibbous

Positivist: 13 Bichat (13th Month) [Joseph Fourier / Lagrange]

Runic Half Month: Jara (Year) [Day 8 of 15]

Season: Autumn or Fall (Day 83 of 90)

Week: 2nd Full Week of December

Zodiac: Sagittarius (Day 23 of 30)

Calendar Changes

December (Julian Calendar) [Month 12 of 12]

#Holidays

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opalescent--eye · 2 years ago

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This Christmas Party Was So Fun That Now I’m a Communist, by Brennan Lee Mulligan

Highlights:

[I] thought to myself, “This is the most fun I’ve ever seen anyone have. ... This is… so great. This is… completely fucked.”

This party cannot be allowed to happen again. It was too much fun! No human being can justify having that much fun. There is an indirect but tangible connection between my family’s inability to purchase health insurance, and the quality of the hors d’oeuvres at this party. The world that makes my childhood friends go on large, unnecessary detours to get a shot at their dreams is the same world that heaps largely unappreciated splendors on these party-goers. It’s not an intuitive conclusion to draw, but when you think about it, the reason this chocolate truffle tastes so good is that my brother and I went to a state school. The reason this champagne is on the house is that the house is largely on Africa, South America and rural India.

This party is so much goddamned fun and it has to be stopped.

I wondered if I had been too harsh. Perhaps there was some kind of justice to all of this that I, as the malnourished, hayseed-child of the working poor, could not fully comprehend.

In that moment, I knew that I would never again experience a party this fun. Because the next time I was at a party this fun, I’d be burning it to the ground, holding high the banner of the revolution.

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If you had guessed there would be a fortuneteller at this party, you would have been dead wrong. Because there were two fortunetellers at this party.

This party was so insane, extravagant and incredible that the hosts hired not one, but two separate soothsayers. The services of two women capable of piercing space and time with their minds were required for this shindig. Next to one of the three fully-stocked open bars, there was a woman wearing a bird on her head who was reading palms. And downstairs, in a hallway filled with ancient Buddhist art recovered during the Chinese invasion of Tibet, there was a Romani woman giving Tarot card readings. I mean, take your pick, really. Do you prefer the occult prognostications of cartomancy, or the intimate and personal revelations of the mysteries of your own goddamned hand? Because this party had both.

This party was so far off the fucking chain that you could have one of two magic women tell you what was going to happen to you in your future. And if you didn’t like what she said, you could get a second opinion, and never be more than thirty feet away from a fondue pot.

There was also a magician in a tuxedo walking around doing sleight of hand tricks. So to reiterate: Three different wizards were working at this party.

This party was the most fun anyone has ever had. And something needs to be done about it.

I arrived at the party as they were still setting up. The penthouse, located a few blocks from the eastern edge of Central Park, was in a word "palatial." It felt like I had stepped out of the gilded, art deco elevator into the distant palace of some Caliph at the height of the Ottoman Empire, were it not, I should add, for the many Christmas decorations being put up by an army of party planners. Pine garlands the length of city buses, with the circumference of an elephant’s leg, wrapped around marble banisters on staircases that ascended to impossible balconies overlooking Park Avenue. Shelves lined with ancient and powerful scotches, first edition books beyond reading, paintings and sculptures by artists so French that, were I to whisper their names, I would first need to buy a Rosetta Stone app. And all of this was being slathered in artisanal glass ornaments, gilded candles, sprigs of holly and every other thing that turns the darkest part of the year into the hap-happiest season of all. Guys, this party made the trailer for The Great Gatsby look like the strip mall parking lot where two divorced parents meet to exchange their children.

In the scraps and shreds of memory that come to me from that wild night of celebration, I remember certain landmarks. As guests exited an elevator that opened directly into the foyer of the apartment, they were greeted by butlers holding glasses of bellinis, champagne and sparkling water. They walked to a floor of waitered tables and a small dance floor, while being serenaded by a rotating cast of singers and pianists. These areas were overlooked by balconies with performers and entertainers of various stripes and shades, and from these balconies led hallways that arrived at various catered dining rooms and seating areas, all cozy, lovely and intimate, all just the right size to see that, yes, other people were having fun, but not too many other people were having too much fun too close by. And throughout it all, guests were bombarded with trays of lobster, caviar and truffle oil brioche canapés.

This party was like if the Dalai Lama and Elrond Half-Elven owned a castle together, and had decided to throw a birthday party for Santa Claus. More money than I have yet made in my life was spent on this party. It was immediately the most fun I’ve ever had, and within minutes, I was deeply unsettled.

As the immaculately dressed and bejeweled guests wended their way to banquet tables of delicious food and various dance floors, they were lit from not a single actual light bulb. I don’t know when I realized it, but aside from candlelight and the glow of the city through the windows, there was not a single visible source of light in the entire party. “Why do the rich find light bulbs so distasteful?” I thought. Every light had been tucked, hidden or sequestered from view, ensconced in little cubbies or stowed underneath cabinets, so that a warm glow filled everything, and you couldn’t tell how or from where. It became almost maddening as soon as I recognized it. Where is all this light coming from? Is this why I’m poor? Too much direct light?

While I was trying to piece this together, the music had once again changed, and I peered from the balcony where I was standing, to see the hired singer and pianist walk from the small raised stage with its rented Steinway through the doors into a literal servants’ quarters, like in Downton-motherfucking-Abbey. AND THERE WAS A PARTY IN THERE! A separate party for people working at the first party! The performers, jugglers, soothsayers and probably sex-workers that had been hired by the hosts had a separate catering group attending solely to their needs. This party was so dope, it was spawning sub-parties to bolster the spirits of workers for what I’m now calling “The Motherparty.”

I ducked into the servants’ party to discover that one of the singers had a day-job at the New York Metropolitan Opera. This Christmas party was so fucking great, that one of the 16 people they hired to sing in one of the rooms is a professional Opera singer at the Met.

I began to notice how many people were working at this party. There were the many performers and entertainers, and a fleet of photographers, separate from the gentlemen running the rented photo booth, which swarmed all night with beautiful young women immortalizing their splendor. One such woman was photographed while instagramming herself in front of the photo booth, which is maybe how wormholes are created. There were business staff, house staff, building staff, the host’s personal and executive assistants, custodians, and caterers, all of whom disappeared into grey hallways, designed to be ugly but also kind of invisible, a place where the help disappeared to. When you’re rich, you can afford to have sections of your home into which you never go.

As I watched the quick, nervous movements of the help, I began to look at who was actually attending the party. I ate my free lobster and furrowed my brow. These people probably didn’t even call their free lobster “free lobster.” They probably just called it “lobster.”

I watched the beautiful children of the rich mingle and converse. Young, gay men so fabulous that I couldn’t even tell you the most basic elemental details of what they were wearing. Possibly a fabric? Maybe not. It could have been a ceramic. I just don’t have the facts. Some young Ivy League dudes, pupating senators and ambassadors. The young women were gorgeously dressed, adorned with jewels, and so beautiful that they seemed photo-shopped in person. It would be easy to write off these airbrushed debutants as vapid, but they weren’t. They all had sharp, predatory eyes and laughed quickly and with fierce intelligence. They were ubermensches, as much the daughters of their bloodthirsty, corporate fathers as their supermodel mothers. These stunning women would spend the rest of their ball-gowned lives handing out their fathers’ likely ill-gotten fortunes to worthy charities, and going to parties just like this one.

From a distance, it was hard to tell the mothers and the daughters apart. Rich women don’t age, they just desiccate. Their jewelry, hair, gowns, even their posture and attitude all stay the same as their elegant, somewhat more humid daughters. A rich young woman and a rich old woman, standing next to each other, kind of look like a snake having perfectly shed its skin.

The old men were by far the most diverse bunch. Old billionaires wear whatever the fuck they want. One man wore a maroon, velvet, three-piece suit and a paisley cravat, and he must have been sweating in it, but I couldn’t tell because he had doused himself in a cologne that I’m going to call “A Million, Billion Different Kinds Of Fruit, by Calvin Klein.” There were two shaven-headed men of Caucasian descent, wearing black hakama robes and some kind of pendants. They had white socks and sandals, and from the way people were bowing to them, I’m guessing they were some kind of religious officials, but I can’t be quite sure. Whatever faith they practiced, it wasn’t Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Baha’i, Taoism, Shinto, Confucianism, Voodoo, Wicca or the Dreamtime Faith of the Aboriginal Shamans. If I had to guess, I would say they were either members of the Illuminati, or we are living in the Matrix and they are priests from the remaining human city in the real, outer world.

I don’t know what religion they were from. Do we get why that’s scary? Aside from the fact that a vast chunk of my education centered on world religions and mythology, religions really want you to know about them. That’s their whole business model. They tell you why things are the way they are and then you give them money. So the fact that there’s a religion that I’m too poor to know about is deeply troubling.

These rich old billionaires were the kindest, sweetest old gents. In conversations I overheard more than once, a man worth more than my entire extended family (which is Irish and therefore vast and mighty) talked about another man at the party as “just being the sweetest soul,” or referred to a cupcake at a certain café as “sinfully seductive.” And I realized, these men may have been cutthroat sharks before, or they may have inherited their fortunes, but none of that matters now. They won. They won life. They are lions that, having killed enough gladiators, are now left gloriously alive to become old and toothless. The host of the party had an entire wall covered in plaques and trophies. I read most of them, and still couldn’t tell you what he did for a living. Because whatever he had done, he certainly didn’t need to do it anymore. His accomplishments referenced his humanitarianism, his civic heroism and his contributions to culture and civilization. So whether or not this man had worked at Bain Capital gutting companies in the American Heartland didn’t matter, because he had rescued a bunch of Tibetan art and now he was kissing other billionaires on both cheeks and saying, “Tom, I’m in love with you!” because who gives a fuck, I’m rich!

I watched these crazy old holiday wizards and their jeweled scarab wives, their Oxford sons and Cambridge daughters, and thought to myself, “This is the most fun I’ve ever seen anyone have. Louis the XVI would've shit a brick if he'd ever thrown a party this good. This is… so great. This is… completely fucked.”

I began to notice that people were looking at me funny. For a moment I became scared that they realized I was poor. Perhaps I had used the wrong fork, or a moth had flown in lazy spirals out of my wallet, or my toes had popped out of the holes in my shoes. But then I realized it was my expression that was drawing looks. I looked flabbergasted and astounded. And they didn’t.

That’s when I realized it. These motherfuckers weren’t going to the best party of their lives. They weren’t even necessarily going to the best party of their week. Who knows? Maybe one of these plutocrats was sneering at the lack of a third fortuneteller. “No augur divining mysteries from the movement of birds? No oracle breathing poison and screaming prophesies? You call this a Christmas Party!”

Well fuck that!

This party is so much goddamned fun and it has to be stopped.

The last singer finished a tear-jerking rendition of Ave Maria, and the DJ came out. A man who looked like a young, handsome Santa Claus wheeled out his holly-studded turntable and then killed it. Every song he played was fucking perfect. Cecilia. Signed, Sealed, Delivered. Rescue Me. This goddamned DJ could do no wrong. And the patricians began to dance.

And oh how they danced. I used to think that only we poor, starving bohemians could truly dance with the hedonism and reckless abandon of our pagan ancestors. I was WRONG, guys. Starving artists don’t dance with reckless abandon. We dance like we’re trying to forget that the rent is past due. We dance to sweat off that last box of Annie’s Mac & Cheese. We dance to trick the endorphins into healing our tired, unkempt bodies.

The rich, however, dance as if possessed by Pan himself. The young and old alike gyrated, wiggled and bounced like they had not a care in the world. Sorry, let me rephrase that. The young and old alike gyrated, wiggled and bounced BECAUSE they had not a care in the world. And it was magical. Every face beamed with glorious jubilation. I saw five separate people fall in love that night, and I know it’s going to work out, because of just how good that party was. It was the most magical night I have ever witnessed, and so help me God, I will toil unyieldingly to ensure it never happens again.

For a brief moment I surveyed the upper balcony. The host and his wife smiled gaily, singing along and dancing. They looked so serene. So happy. And I saw the host turn, and start handing out tip money to the staff. $50 bills flew from his fingers into the waiting hands of the army of party workers. And they thanked him for his kindness. And he was kind. He was a kind man, this white-suited oligarch. In that moment, I wondered if I had been too harsh. Perhaps there was some kind of justice to all of this that I, as the malnourished, hayseed-child of the working poor, could not fully comprehend.

The caterers left the hall, and the DJ stopped.

That’s when I noticed that while the dance party had been happening, a Pinkberry and a Wafels & Dinges had both opened inside the penthouse.

Let me say that again.

A Pinkberry and a Wafels & Dinges both had their grand openings during and inside this party. Two, miniature, satellite restaurants with mobile service stations, serving free food, staffed by uniformed employees, with their full assortment of products, had sprouted up within the span of ten minutes. For every fortuneteller in this party, there was a restaurant in this party. And the choir sang. And the people ate. And the champagne flowed. And the two fortunetellers ordered extra nutella on their wafels & dinges. And the velvet suit fruit man hugged a young gay boy wearing a scarf with the whole Bhagavad Gita written on it and whispered, “We are never, ever going to die.”

Merry Christmas. Happy New Year. Fight the Power.

— Brennan Lee Mulligan

#thought-provoking when I first read it a while back #thinking about it again recently #wealth inequality

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Shopping in Kashmir: What to Buy and Where

Nestled in the northernmost region of India, Kashmir is known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Equally captivating is its vibrant shopping scene, where centuries-old traditions blend seamlessly with local artistry. Whether it’s the luxurious Kashmiri shawls, the intricate beauty of handcrafted jewelry, or the delicate charm of buying Pashmina, shopping in Kashmir is an experience that goes beyond just purchases—it’s a journey into the region’s soul.

1. Kashmiri Shawls: Timeless Elegance

No trip to Kashmir is complete without investing in a Kashmiri shawl. These exquisite pieces are celebrated worldwide for their craftsmanship, fine detailing, and luxurious feel.

Types of Kashmiri Shawls:

Pashmina Shawls: Made from the finest wool derived from Pashmina goats, these shawls are ultra-soft, lightweight, and warm. Authentic buying Pashmina is a prized achievement for many shoppers.

Shahtoosh Shawls: Known as the "king of shawls," these are crafted from the wool of the Tibetan antelope and are incredibly light yet warm. However, their trade is restricted due to conservation efforts.

Woolen Shawls: Affordable yet elegant, these shawls often feature intricate Kashmiri embroidery.

Where to Buy Kashmiri Shawls:

Srinagar: Visit the traditional shops in Lal Chowk or the handicraft emporiums near Dal Lake.

Polo View Market: Renowned for its authentic Pashmina shawls.

Cottage Industries Exposition: A reliable spot for genuine handmade shawls.

Pro Tip: Always ask for a certification of authenticity when purchasing Pashmina shawls to avoid imitations.

2. Carpets and Rugs: Artistic Floor Décor

Kashmiri carpets and rugs are a symbol of luxury and sophistication. Hand-knotted using silk or wool, these masterpieces are known for their durability and detailed patterns.

What Makes Them Special?

Hand-Knotting Technique: Each carpet is meticulously crafted over months or even years.

Intricate Designs: Often inspired by Persian art and Mughal architecture.

Durability: High-quality Kashmiri carpets can last generations.

Where to Buy Carpets in Kashmir:

Sheikh Carpet Bazaar, Srinagar: Known for premium-quality carpets.

Government Handicrafts Emporium: A trustworthy option for authentic purchases.

Nishat Market: Offers a mix of styles and price ranges.

3. Paper Mache Crafts: A Burst of Color

Kashmir’s traditional paper mache crafts are perfect souvenirs. Crafted from recycled paper and adorned with intricate hand-painted designs, these items range from decorative boxes to vases and Christmas ornaments.

Popular Items:

Jewelry boxes.

Wall hangings.

Trays and coasters.

Where to Buy Paper Mache in Kashmir:

Downtown Srinagar: Local workshops often sell directly to visitors.

Handicrafts Village, Ganderbal: Known for traditional paper mache artistry.

Pro Tip: Look for pieces with smooth finishes and vibrant, detailed designs to ensure authenticity.

4. Saffron: The Golden Spice

Kashmir is one of the few places in the world where saffron is cultivated. This aromatic and vibrant spice is a must-buy for culinary enthusiasts and makes for a precious gift.

What to Look For:

Deep red threads with a strong aroma.

Avoid powdered saffron, as it is more prone to adulteration.

Where to Buy Saffron in Kashmir:

Pampore: Known as the saffron capital of India.

Lal Chowk Market, Srinagar: Offers a variety of grades.

Government Emporiums: Reliable for pure and unadulterated saffron.

Pro Tip: Store saffron in an airtight container away from sunlight to preserve its quality.

5. Walnuts and Dry Fruits: A Taste of Kashmir

Kashmir’s fertile soil produces some of the finest dry fruits, especially walnuts. These nutrient-rich treats are perfect for snacking or gifting.

Popular Dry Fruits:

Walnuts.

Almonds.

Apricots.

Where to Buy Dry Fruits in Kashmir:

Jama Masjid Market, Srinagar: A bustling market for high-quality dry fruits.

Budgam and Anantnag: Known for fresh produce.

Pro Tip: Purchase directly from farmers or trusted vendors for the best quality.

6. Traditional Kashmiri Attire and Jewelry

Attire:

Kashmiri attire, including pherans (traditional cloaks), makes for a unique and functional purchase. Embroidered stoles and tunics are also popular among tourists.

Jewelry:

Silver jewelry, including dejhoor (traditional earrings), is an integral part of Kashmiri culture.

Where to Buy:

Lal Chowk, Srinagar: For traditional clothing and accessories.

Residency Road: Known for jewelry shops.

7. Kangri and Copperware: Unique Finds

Kangri:

A traditional earthenware pot used to keep warm during winters.

Copperware:

Handcrafted items like samovars (tea kettles) and trays make excellent souvenirs.

Where to Buy:

Chadoora Market: Famous for authentic kangris.

Zaina Kadal, Srinagar: A hub for copperware artisans.

8. Tips for Shopping in Kashmir

Bargain Wisely: Negotiating is common, especially in local markets.

Check for Authenticity: For items like Pashmina shawls, saffron, and carpets, ensure you’re buying genuine products.

Carry Cash: Many small shops don’t accept credit cards.

Support Local Artisans: Purchasing directly from workshops or government emporiums helps sustain traditional crafts.

Pack Smart: Leave room in your luggage for your purchases.

Conclusion

Shopping in Kashmir is not just about acquiring items—it’s about taking home a piece of this paradise. From the luxurious warmth of Kashmiri shawls to the aromatic allure of saffron and the timeless artistry of paper mache, every purchase tells a story of craftsmanship and tradition.

Whether you’re buying Pashmina or exploring bustling markets, let this guide help you navigate the vibrant shopping scene in Kashmir, ensuring your trip is both memorable and rewarding.

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Holidays 12.14

Holidays

Ako Gishi Sai (Honoring the 47 Ronin; Japan)

American Revolutionary War Day

Audubon Christmas Bird Count begins (until 1.5)

Bashkir Language Day

Bush Shoe Day

Buy A Christmas Tree Day

Chernobyl Liquidators Day (Ukraine)

Christmas Jumper Day (Belgium)

Day of the Martyred Intellectuals (Bangladesh)

Deck the Halls Day

Email Tag Day

47 Ronin Remembrance Day (Sengaku-ji, Japan)

Free Shipping Day [Also 3rd Monday]

Hug Day (South Korea)

International Hello Day

Journée du pull de Noël (Christmas Jumper Day; Belgium, UK)

Martyred Intellectuals Day (Bangladesh)

Monkey Day

More Good Today Day

National Alabama Day

National Energy Conservation Day (India)

National Irish Sign Language Day (Ireland)

National Screwdriver Day

National Tree Planting Day (Malawi)

National ‘WTF Happened To Surf?’ Day

Opposites Attract Day

Ozcanabans of Oz Convention (a.k.a. Oz Christmas)

Petroleum Industry and Geology Workers’ Day (Turkmenistan)

Play An Old Song That You Didn't Like To See If You Still Don't Like It Day

Police Day (Bahrain)

Precalentines Day

Quantum Mechanics Day

Sandy Hook Remembrance Day

Sorrel Day (French Republic)

South Pole Day

U.S. Park Police Day

World Energy Conservation Day

Yoga Day

Yuletide Lad #3 arrives (Stúfur or Stubby; Iceland)

Food & Drink Celebrations

National Biscuits and Gravy Day

National Bouillabaisse Day

National Sausage Balls Day

Roast Chestnuts Day

Independence & Related Days

Alabama Statehood Day (#22; 1819)

2nd Saturday in December

Army & Navy Union Day (Massachusetts) [2nd Saturday]

Bath & Body Works’ Body Care Day [2nd Saturday]

Bring Your Christmas Tree Home Day (UK) [2nd Saturday]

Day of the Horse [2nd Saturday; also 12.13]

Gingerbread Decorating Day [2nd Saturday]

Hakiadaore Ichi (Shoe Festival; Japan) [Begins 2nd Saturday]

Hantoro begins (Flower & Light Festival; Japan) [2nd Saturday to 23rd]

Helicopter Industry Day (Russia) [2nd Saturday]

International Shareware Day [2nd Saturday]

Le Foire aux Noix begins (Nuts Fair; Bastogne, Belgium) [2nd Saturday]

Salad Saturday [2nd Saturday of Each Month]

Sandwich Saturday [Every Saturday]

Satirical Saturday [2nd Saturday of Each Month]

Saturday the 14th [Saturday the 14th]

Six For Saturday [Every Saturday]

Spaghetti Saturday [Every Saturday]

Wreaths Across America Day [Saturday closest to 12.14]

Weekly Holidays beginning December 14 (2nd Full Week of December)

Christmas Bird Count Week (thru 1.5.2025)

Halcyon Days begin (7 days before & after Winter Solstice)

Festivals Beginning December 14, 2024

AKC National Championship (Orlando, Florida) [thru 12.15]

Buckingham Christmas Parade (Buckingham, United Kingdom)

Carthage Film Festival (Tunis, Tunisia) [thru 12.21]

Christmas Boat Parade (Clear Lake, Texas)

Currier and Ives Cookie Tour (Monadnock Region, New Hampshire)

Heritage Christmas (Lindsborg, Kansas)

Holiday Concert & Santa on the Pier (Redondo Beach, California)

Inn to Inn Holiday Cookie & Candy Tour (Mt. Washington Valley, New Hampshire) [thru 12.15]

Kerstbierfestival [Christmas Beer Festival in Essen] (Essen, Belgium) [thru 12.15]

Mooloolaba Yacht Club’s Christmas Boat Parade (Mooloolaba, Australia)

Ocala Christmas Parade (Ocala, Florida)

Okeechobee Main Street Christmas Festival (Okeechobee, Florida)

Say Cheese Wine Trail (Hermann, Missouri)

St. Lucia Festival (Lindsborg, Kansas)

Whiskies of the World (Miami, Florida)

Winterfest Sausalito (Sausalito, California) [thru 12.15]

Wintersköl Beer Festival (Aspen, Colorado)

Feast Days

Alexander Nelke (Artology)

Cat Herding Day (Pastafarian)

D'Alembert (Positivist; Saint)

David A. Cherry (Artology)

Day of Iuventas and Hebe (Pagan)

Elen Lluddog, Elen of the Roads (Celtic Book of Days)

Folcwin (Christian; Saint)

François-Hubert Drouais (Artology)

John of the Cross (Christian; Saint)

John III of the Sedre (Syriac Orthodox Church)

Losoong (a.k.a. Namsoong; Sikkim, India)

Matronian (Christian; Saint)

Nani Bird (Muppetism)

Nicasius of Rheims (Christian; Saint)

Nimatullah Kassab (Maronite Church)

Nostradamus Day (Everyday Wicca)

Paul Éluard (Writerism)

Pierre Puvis de Chavannes (Artology)

Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Roger Fry (Artology)

Shirley Jackson (Writerism)

Spyridon (Western Church)

Venantius Fortunatus (Christian; Saint)

Whiny Victimization Co-Dependency Day (Church of the SubGenius)

Xul Solar (Artology)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]

Umu Limnu (Evil Day; Babylonian Calendar; 57 of 60)

Unfortunate Day (Pagan) [56 of 57]

Premieres

Barbecue Brawl (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1956)

Bee on Guard (Disney Cartoon; 1951)

Berlin, by Lou Reed (Musical Play; 2006)

Bird Box (Film; 2018)

The Bridge Over the River Kwai (Film; 1957)

Broken Toys (Silly Symphonies Disney Cartoon; 1935)

Bully for Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1965)

By Leaps and Hounds (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1951)

Childhood, by Tove Ditlevsen (Novel; 1967)

Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Film; 1977)

Crimson and Clover, by Tommy James and the Shondells (Song; 1968)

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Film; 1988)

Dragnet (TV Series; 1951)

Dune (Film; 1984)

El Cid (Film; 1961)

The Expanse (TV Series; 2015)

A Farewell to Arms (Film; 1957)

Flowers for Madame (WB MM Cartoon; 1935)

Frankenweenie (Disney Cartoon; 1984)

Glory (film; 1989)

Golf Nuts (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1930)

A Haul in One (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1956)

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Film; 1990) [Hobbit #1]

If Beale Street Could Talk (Film; 2018)

If You Want the Rainbow (You Must Have the Rain), recorded by Fanny Brice (Song; 1928)

I’m Gonna Git You Sucka (Film; 1988)

The Jerk (Film; 1979)

King Kong (Film; 2005)

Lady, by Styx (Song; 1974)

Let’s Drink to the Ruby or Stoned Again (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 328; 1964)

Little Big Man (Film; 1970)

London Calling, by The Clash (Album; 1979)

Mermaids (Film; 1990)

Miss Congeniality (Film; 2000)

1941 (Film; 1979)

Philadelphia (Film; 1993)

Rabbit Romeo (WB MM Cartoon; 1957)

The Royal Tenenbaums (Film; 2001)

Ruby Yacht, Part 1 (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 327; 1964)

Run, Sheep, Run! (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1935)

The Saint and the People Importers, by Fleming Lee (Novel; 1971) [Saint #44]

Saturday Night Fever (Film; 1977)

Scout Fellow (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1951)

South Pole or Bust (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1934)

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Animated Film; 2018)

Starman (Film; 1984)

The Strudlhof Steps, by Heimito von Doderer (Novel; 1951)

Time Out, by The Dave Brubeck Quartet (Album; 1959)

The Tiny Tree (DePatie-Freleng Animated TV Special; 1975)

The Towering Inferno (Film; 1974)

Vanilla Sky (Film; 2001)

Wozzeck, by Alban Berg (Opera; 1925)

You Can't Take it With You, by Moss Hart (Play; 1936)

You’re Living All Over Me, by Dinosaur Jr. (Album; 1987)

Today’s Name Days

Berthold, Johannes (Austria)

Snezhala (Bulgaria)

Ivan, Venancije (Croatia)

Lýdie (Czech Republic)

Crispus (Denmark)

Eho, Hengo, Hingo (Estonia)

Jouko (Finland)

Odile (France)

Berthold, Johannes (Germany)

Arrianos, Lefki (Greece)

Szilárda (Hungary)

Valeriano, Venanzio (Italy)

Auseklis, Dailonis, Gaisma (Latvia)

Alfredas, Kintvilė, Tarvainas (Lithuania)

Stein, Steinar (Norway)

Alfred, Arseniusz, Izydor, Naum, Pompejusz, Sławobor, Spirydion (Poland)

Apolonie, Calinic, Filimon, Tirs (Romania)

Branislava, Bronislava (Slovakia)

Juan, Nicasio (Spain)

Sixten, Sten (Sweden)

Apollonia (Ukraine)

Boyd, Boyden, Byrd, Horace (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 349 of 2024; 17 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 6 of Week 50 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Ngetal (Reed) [Day 21 of 28]

Chinese: Month 11 (Bing-Zi), Day 14 (Ren-Zi)

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

Hebrew: 13 Kislev 5785

Islamic: 12 Jumada II 1446

J Cal: 19 Black; Fryday [19 of 30]

Julian: 1 December 2024

Moon: 99%: Waxing Gibbous

Positivist: 13 Bichat (13th Month) [Joseph Fourier / Lagrange]

Runic Half Month: Jara (Year) [Day 8 of 15]

Season: Autumn or Fall (Day 83 of 90)

Week: 2nd Full Week of December

Zodiac: Sagittarius (Day 23 of 30)

Calendar Changes

December (Julian Calendar) [Month 12 of 12]

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Runway India Spreads Christmas Joy with Nagaland’s Artisans

The spirit of Christmas is rooted in joy, togetherness, and giving. This festive season, Runway India brings these values to life by collaborating with the talented artisans of Nagaland. Through this unique partnership, Runway India not only spreads holiday cheer but also empowers the hardworking craftsmen and women who keep Nagaland’s rich cultural heritage alive.

A Celebration of Art and Culture

Nagaland, known for its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant traditions, is also home to exceptional artisans who create intricate handicrafts using sustainable materials like bamboo, cane, and banana fiber. These crafts are more than decorative pieces—they are stories woven with tradition, skill, and a deep connection to nature.

Runway India celebrates these stories by showcasing a wide range of best nagaland handicrafts products online in India, making it easy for people across the country to enjoy these unique creations. From eco-friendly home decor to handcrafted ornaments, every product is a testament to the creativity and dedication of Nagaland’s artisans.

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Unique Crafts for a Meaningful Christmas

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Runway India’s collaboration with Nagaland artisans adds a unique cultural dimension to the festive season. The intricate patterns, earthy textures, and vibrant colors of these crafts blend seamlessly with the joyful spirit of Christmas. Whether it’s a banana fiber Christmas tree decoration or a woven bamboo centerpiece, these pieces bring a touch of tradition to modern celebrations.

Supporting Sustainability and Fair Trade

In an era where sustainability is more important than ever, Runway India takes pride in promoting eco-friendly products crafted by Nagaland’s artisans. By focusing on natural materials like banana fiber and bamboo, this initiative not only supports the environment but also encourages conscious consumerism.

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FAQs

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Conclusion

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Find Your Perfect Christmas Store in India - World of Christmas

Looking to buy Christmas decor in India? Welcome to World of Christmas, your one-stop destination for all your festive needs. With our wide range of products and hassle-free shopping experience, we're proud to be your premier Christmas shop in India.

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Buy Christmas Decoration Items Online in India at Best Price

Get Best Christmas Decor Items Online. Transform your home with festive Christmas decor. Shop now on Myntra for a joyful celebration! COD & easy returns available.

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Renting a Christmas Tree is the Eco Friendly choice this Christmas

Christmas is the festive time we all look forward to when the winter starts setting in our country India. In Bangalore also it becomes a bit cooler than before, the festivities in the air. It is time to decorate the Christmas tree and celebrate around it. The Christmas tree is the icon we all love to decorate; it also shows our innermost emotions of happiness. As we decorate it, we buy lot of stuff and the tree itself to start with.

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Renting a Christmas Tree: The Eco-Friendly Choice This Christmas

With the festive season upon us, the excitement of decorating a Christmas tree fills the air. The joy of hanging ornaments, wrapping glitters, and setting the star atop the tree is unmatched. Yet, as we immerse ourselves in this celebration, it's essential to consider the environmental impact of our choices. At Dottedi, we believe in enjoying a vibrant, joyous Christmas while respecting our planet. So we're excited to offer an eco-friendly alternative: renting a Christmas tree in Bangalore.

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Renting a Christmas Tree is the Eco Friendly choice this Christmas

Renting a Christmas Tree: The Eco-Friendly Choice This Christmas

Why Choose a Christmas Tree for Rent in Bangalore?

A Hassle-Free Holiday Solution

Life is busy, and during the festive season, this intensifies. The Dottedi offers a solution that saves time without compromising on the magic of Christmas.

Customizable to Your Style - Even though each tree is pre-decorated, we offer options to ensure your tree aligns with your personal aesthetic. It's your tree, your style, minus the stress.

Guilt-Free Celebrations

The Dottedi provides not just products, but experiences that resonate with eco-conscious users. Renting a Christmas tree means celebrating without the guilt of contributing to environmental waste.

How to Rent Your Eco-Friendly Christmas Tree -

Delivery, setup, and post-Christmas pickup are all included, making your Christmas joyous and carefree.

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Top 5 Christmas Gifts Online at Deodap

The Christmas season is a time of joy, celebration, and giving. It’s the perfect opportunity to express your love and appreciation for family, friends, and colleagues with thoughtful gifts. If you're looking for the best Christmas gifts online, Deodap has an amazing selection of products that cater to all tastes and preferences. From elegant décor items to practical and indulgent treats, Deodap ensures you can find the perfect gift with exciting Christmas offers.

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Why It’s Perfect for Christmas:

Elegant designs suited for all occasions.

A personalized way to send monetary gifts with a festive touch.

Compact, classy, and easy to carry.

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Features That Shine:

Available in various colors, including festive tones.

Energy-efficient and durable.

Perfect for decorating bedrooms, living rooms, or even as a Christmas tree accessory.

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Why It’s a Sweet Surprise:

Made with premium quality ingredients.

Perfect for gifting or sharing during Christmas celebrations.

Suitable for people of all ages.

Whether you're adding these to a Christmas hamper or gifting them solo, this delectable treat is guaranteed to spread festive cheer. Don’t miss this delectable option under our exciting Xmas offers. Buy now here.

4. Multipurpose Plastic Storage Container Set

For those who value practicality, the Multipurpose Plastic Storage Container Set is a thoughtful and functional gift. Perfect for organizing kitchen staples or household items, this set brings convenience to daily life.

Why It’s a Thoughtful Gift:

Durable, space-saving design.

Ideal for storing spices, snacks, or other essentials.

A practical gift for anyone who loves to stay organized.

This versatile container set is a meaningful gift, especially for homemakers or anyone looking to declutter their space. It’s one of the bes Christmas gifts India has to offer for those who value utility with style. Get it here.

5. Colour Changing Good Night Star Master Rotating Projection Night Lamp

End your day with a magical night under the stars with the Colour Changing Good Night Star Master Rotating Projection Night Lamp. This enchanting gift is perfect for children, teenagers, and anyone who loves unique décor items.

What Makes It Special:

Projects a beautiful array of stars in multiple colors.

Rotating feature adds an immersive experience.

Ideal for bedrooms, kids' playrooms, or as a night light.

Add a touch of magic to someone’s Christmas by gifting them this starry delight. It’s an ideal product to browse under our Christmas offer section. Explore more here.

Why Shop for Christmas Gifts Online at Deodap?

Deodap offers an unmatched collection of high-quality gifts that cater to all preferences and budgets. Here’s why you should consider shopping with us this Christmas:

Wide Range of Options:From stylish décor to practical storage solutions, there’s something for everyone.

Exciting Deals:Take advantage of our exclusive Xmas offers to grab gifts at unbeatable prices.

Convenient Shopping:Find the best gifts with just a few clicks and have them delivered to your doorstep.

Customer Satisfaction:Our products are crafted to ensure delight and happiness for every recipient.

Tips for Choosing the Perfect Christmas Gift

Know Your Recipient:Consider their preferences, hobbies, or lifestyle to pick something meaningful.

Set a Budget:Stick to a budget and explore products under festive deals to maximize value.

Add a Personal Touch:Choose gifts that allow personalization, such as gift cards or unique décor items.

Plan Ahead:Order early to ensure timely delivery and avoid last-minute stress.

Choose Practicality:Select items that will be useful and appreciated throughout the year.

This Christmas, make your celebrations memorable by choosing from the finest collection of gifts at Deodap. Whether you’re shopping for family, friends, or colleagues, these top 5 gifts provide a perfect mix of style, utility, and festive charm. With exciting Christmas gifts India options and incredible deals, Deodap is your one-stop destination for all your gifting needs.

Visit our dedicated Christmas offer collection here to explore more. Celebrate the season of joy with thoughtful gifts that spread happiness and cheer.

Happy gifting, and Merry Christmas!

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