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Decorate Your Home with Lakshmi Ganesh Idol, Tea Light Holder, and Diya for Diwali

Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time for joy, togetherness, and traditions. Decorating the home with symbolic items not only adds beauty but also invites prosperity. In this blog, we'll explore how a Lakshmi Ganesh idol, a tea light holder, and a diya for Diwali are perfect additions for your festive décor.

The Significance of Lakshmi Ganesh Idol

During Diwali, it is customary to worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh for wealth and wisdom. A Lakshmi Ganesh idol is an essential part of Diwali puja, bringing peace and prosperity to your home. Placing the idol at the entrance or in the puja room enhances the spiritual ambiance.

Elevate Ambiance with Tea Light Holders

A tea light holder adds a modern touch to traditional Diwali décor. These holders come in various designs and materials, perfect for creating a warm glow. When combined with diyas, they create a serene, magical atmosphere, making your Diwali celebrations even more special.

Traditional Diyas for Diwali

No Diwali is complete without the glow of diyas. A diya for Diwali symbolizes the victory of light over darkness. Place them around your home to invite positive energy and good fortune. You can choose from clay, brass, or decorative diyas to match your style.

Conclusion

This Diwali, enhance your home with a beautiful Lakshmi Ganesh idol, decorative tea light holders, and traditional diyas for Diwali. These elements will not only brighten your space but also fill it with divine blessings and warmth.

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Illuminate Your Festivities with the Brass Parrot Diya Lamp Set: A Timeless Tradition

As the auspicious festival of Ganesh Chaturthi approaches, homes across India are being adorned with decorations that invoke blessings, prosperity, and joy. Among these, traditional oil lamps hold a special place, embodying the essence of light and divinity. One such timeless piece is the Brass Parrot Diya Lamp Set, a symbol of cultural heritage and spiritual significance. This exquisite lamp set, known by many names such as Kerala Lamp, Kuthu Vilakku, Wall Hanging Diya, Appam Deepam, Brass Parrot Diya with Stand, Brass Lamp, Kerala Oil Lamp, Brass Diya, and Brass Oil Lamp, is not just a source of light but a beacon of tradition.

The Rich Legacy of the Brass Parrot Diya The Brass Parrot Diya is steeped in tradition, especially in the southern parts of India, where lighting a lamp is synonymous with inviting divine blessings. The Kerala Lamp, or Kuthu Vilakku, as it is traditionally known, is an integral part of rituals and ceremonies. These lamps, often passed down through generations, are cherished family heirlooms that hold sentimental value. The unique feature of the Brass Parrot Diya is the intricate design that showcases a parrot perched gracefully atop the lamp. The parrot, a revered bird in Indian culture, symbolizes love, passion, and fertility, adding an extra layer of meaning to the lamp's presence in your home. The craftsmanship involved in creating these lamps is a testament to the skill and dedication of artisans who have mastered this art form over centuries.

Versatility and Elegance in Design One of the remarkable aspects of the Brass Parrot Diya Lamp Set is its versatility. Whether you are looking for a Wall Hanging Diya to adorn your pooja room or a Brass Parrot Diya with Stand to place on your altar, this lamp set offers a variety of options to suit your needs. The Appam Deepam, another popular variant, is particularly favored during festivals and special occasions for its ability to hold multiple wicks, symbolizing the dispelling of darkness and the ushering in of prosperity.

The elegant design of the Brass Lamp also makes it a perfect decorative piece. Its golden hue, coupled with the intricate detailing of the parrot and the lamp's base, adds a touch of grandeur to any space. Whether placed in your living room, pooja room, or entrance, the Kerala Oil Lamp becomes the focal point of your décor, exuding an aura of spirituality and tradition.

The Spiritual Significance Lighting a Brass Diya during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival holds deep spiritual significance. It is believed that the flame of the Brass Oil Lamp represents the presence of Agni, the fire god, who is considered the purifier and protector of the household. The act of lighting the lamp is symbolic of dispelling ignorance and darkness, and inviting wisdom and divine light into one's life.

The Brass Parrot Diya is especially favored during Ganesh Chaturthi because of its association with the elephant-headed god, Ganesha. The lamp's flame is said to be a medium through which prayers and offerings reach Lord Ganesha, who is revered as the remover of obstacles and the harbinger of good fortune. By lighting the Kuthu Vilakku or Kerala Lamp in your home, you create a sacred space that invites the blessings of Lord Ganesha, ensuring peace, prosperity, and happiness in your household.

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In celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi, we are offering an exclusive discount on our Brass Parrot Diya Lamp Set. This is the perfect opportunity to bring home a piece of tradition and enhance the spiritual ambiance of your festivities. Whether you are performing the Ganapati puja, hosting family and friends, or simply seeking to decorate your home with a touch of elegance, this Brass Lamp set is an ideal choice.

Don’t miss out on this limited-time offer. Order your Brass Parrot Diya Lamp Set today and illuminate your home with the divine light of tradition. Let this Ganesh Chaturthi be a celebration of faith, love, and togetherness, with the timeless glow of the Brass Oil Lamp brightening your path.

Celebrate the festival of Lord Ganesha with the light of tradition. Illuminate your home with the Brass Parrot Diya Lamp Set and experience the joy and blessings that come with this sacred festival.

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Brass Ganesh Akhand Diya

Awaken the glow of the divine with our Brass Ganesh Akhand Diya. This exquisite piece embodies the perfect harmony of spiritual symbolism and timeless craftsmanship. Each flicker of the flame within this elegantly crafted diya illuminates your prayers, beckoning positivity, prosperity, and the blessings of the Gods.

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Chandra Dev: आखिर चंद्रमा को किसने दिया श्राप, और कैसे मिली उन्हें श्राप से मुक्तिChandra Dev: कहते हैं इंसान को बहुत सोच-समझकर काम करना चाहिए क्योंकि उसके द्वारा किया गया काम किसी बड़ी विपदा को भी बुलावा दे सकता है। ऐसी ही एक कथा शिव पुराण में मिलती है

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Enchanting Destination of Traditional Indian Art and Handicrafts

Welcome to Chokhi Dhani Kalagram, where art, culture, and festivity converge to create an enchanting experience for all. which is nestled among the colourful scenery, a treasure trove of workmanship, presenting a wide variety of traditional Indian art forms and exquisite goods. This cultural sanctuary promises to take your place in creative beauty with its varied assortment of handicrafts, magnificent Statue Adiyogi, and range of holiday decorations. Come along with us as we go through the magical lands Kalagram.

Store of Handicrafts: A Shopper's Paradise

For discerning enthusiasts those seeking unique keepsakes, Handicraft Store is a true haven. Bursting with colours, textures, and craftsmanship, this store showcases diverse handcrafted treasures. From ladies purses and handbags adorned with intricate embroidery delicate handmade decorative diyas, testament rich heritage handicrafts. You'll find artisanal goods peruse aisles; each one tells a tale that honours deft craftsmanship artists.

Finding authentic handicrafts that truly reflect essence can be challenging. However, don't have to search far. It provides a one-stop shop for all your handicraft needs conveniently positioned. Whether you're a local resident or a curious traveller, a convenient answer is to query "handicrafts near me." Here, indulge in a vibrant tapestry without having to traverse great distances.

Statue of Adiyogi : A Majestic Tribute to the Divine

As I step foot into preparation, I am captivated by the magnificence of the Adiyogi Statue. Towering high, awe-inspiring sculpture pays homage to Lord Shiva in his form - first yogi. work stunning because of complex meticulous attention to detail. The situated beautiful settings, exudes calmness and spirituality presents visitors a special chance through introspection.

Statues of Buddha: Embark on a Spiritual Journey

For spiritual solace and harmony, a collection of Sleeping Buddha and Buddha Statues Online is available both in-store and online. Spirit Buddha's teachings captured these wonderful works and painstakingly created reverence and compassion. They serve as a reminder of inner peace and enlightenment. Serene expressions detailing statues evoke a sense of tranquillity, making them ideal additions to meditation spaces, homes, and offices. Choose an admirer person, explore convenience shopping online, and offer a gateway to embark journey.

Ganesh Idol Online: Invoke the Blessings of Lord Ganesh

Lord Ganesh, remover obstacles harbinger of success, holds Hindu mythology traditions. At extensive Ganesh Idols Online, purchase These meticulously crafted idols, various sizes designs, symbolises prosperity, wisdom, auspicious beginnings. Invoking blessings, idols are believed to bring good fortune and harmony to life surroundings.

Hanuman Idol: Channel the Strength and Devotion of Lord Hanuman

For embodiment courage, devotion, unwavering loyalty, selection of Hanuman idols. Hanuman, central figure of mythology, revered exceptional strength and dedication to Rama. intricately carved lords here are powerful reminders of resilience and devotion. Adorn sacred spaces, personal altars and divine creations draw inspiration from valorous tales Hanuman.

Diwali Mandir Decoration: Infuse Your Home with Festive Splendour

Diwali, festival lights, incomplete beautifully decorated homes, temples. Diwali mandir decorations will add touch grandeur festive celebrations. Laxmi idols symbolising prosperity, wealth ornate signifying beginnings, sure elevates the ambiance abode during the festival. Immerse yourself with mesmerising accents.

Conclusion

Chokhi beckons immerse world artistic brilliance, treasures, and delights. found Handicrafts, haven celebrates richness traditions, incredible talent and skilled artisans. connection serenity embracing auspiciousness holistic transcends boundaries invites embrace diversity India. Visit today, either let wonders captivate senses ignite passion, spirituality, celebration.

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Pavitr Prabhakar Headcanons Part 2 (Festival Special)

I'm back with headcanons, this time focusing on our precious boy during our festivals!

He's heart broken when girls start avoiding him during Rakshabandhan (the Indian festival where girls tie Rakhi on their brother's wrist. Usually this happens in family but a lot of boys-girls who consider each other brother-sister do this as well) because he's always wanted a sister. (Well sorry Pavitr but I won't want you as a brother).

Has played Hanuman in Ram-Leela (the stage play of Ramayan, a major Hindu Epic) in Dusshehra (we celebrate the victory of Good over Evil). Wanted to be Shri Ram but was told that he's more of a Krishna than Ram.

BECOMES GOVINDA DURING KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI (the birth of Shri Krishna)!!! Ofc he does, he loves breaking the pot of maakhan (butter).

Ganesh Chaturthi (the birth of Lord Ganesh) is his favourite festival, dresses up the best during this, silk blue kurta with sleeves rolled up and plain white pajamas complete with mojri (a type of shoes).

Has cried once during Visarjan (immersion of idols of Bhagwan Ganesh after the end of festival) while screaming "agle baras tu jaldi aa!!" ("next year, come soon, God!")

Goes to his Muslim friends' house during Eid because sevai is delicious.

LOVES DIWALI. Would never forget to bring lotuses for Maa Lakshmi during the Puja. (and then jokingly say "Ma I brought you your favourite thing now you give me mine" and avsolutely refuses to say what he wants because "Ma already knows")

Lights up the entire house with Diyas only during Diwali and makes it look more serene than lights.

Cannot talk properly during Holi (festival of colors) because his mouth is always stuffed with gujia, malpua or Dahi Bara. Also his clothes in Holi are as colorful as his face.

Visits Gurudwara (the Sikh place of Worship) on the birth date of the Gurus because again the lungar is soo good.

Lol I typed this so fast and as soon as ideas came into my mind. More will come.

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February 14, 2024!

Somedays make you go down the rabbit hole of nostalgia!

Some old memories of Saraswati Puja.

I woke up and disjointly watched Subhy (my nephew) go to school. What perturbed me, was not that he was going to school, but he was going to school in uniform and with bag. When I asked Nani (elder sister in Odia) why he is going to school with books on Saraswati Puja, she informed me he didn't have a holiday today.

I had never felt the ache of leaving home much more than that moment. It was the realisation that things are going to different from now on and I couldn't fall back into the safety net of familiarity from now on.

If I had been at home, I would have helped Puchu in getting ready for her school in new dress. Then we would have offered pushpanjali to the brass idol of Goddess Saraswati in our puja room. We would have placed her books and new pencils and my new pens in front of Maa for blessing. She would have gone to school for puja and I would have met my friends.

This has always been my ritual for Saraswati and Ganesh Puja. Before Puchu's birth, I used to do this alone. I love buying new pens and keeping them near the Deities and using them for the whole year. I have started this ritual when I was in school myself. Another perk of my ritual was that I didn't have to study until the books are kept in front of Maa.

Now Puchu follows my habits. But this year, I couldn't complete my ritual. I just lit a diya in front of Maa.

With the memory of the discontinued ritual, also came the memory of those school days when I used to go to the school and tuition and celebrate Saraswati Puja. That anxious waiting for the priest's arrival as they were always late. They used to do puja at many places after all. Then the yearning for the Homa Yajna to complete soon so that we could offer pushpanjali and break coconuts. It was a competition to see who could break a coconut in a single blow. First we would get delicious boodi Sev prasad and there would be a feast later. The teachers would keep reminding us not to waste any food. The icing on the cake was the superstition that if you study on Saraswati Puja, you would turn into a fool, that we used to take full advantage of.

Then, in college, daunting as well as liberating realisation that we had to organise the Puja on our own without any help or intervention from faculty. The whole process of preparing a budget, collecting contributions from all the students, purchasing puja samagri and decoration materials, planning the feast, decorating the hall with friends and then finally making sure everything goes well on the day of the Puja.

Sometimes, I wish to go back to those simpler times, when everything was fun and joyful. But of course, I can't as I don't have time travel machine. So I distracted myself with the photos sent by my cousins of Puja at their college. I am glad, they are enjoying this phase of their life and making beautiful memories.

Pictures sent by my cousins.

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It's the start of the auspicious week of The festival of Light or Diwali or Deepavali.

A festival celebrated with family and friends and loved ones.

Diwali is the most thrilling and unique holiday in the world. It is one of the times when all family members gather to celebrate the holiday with appreciation, unity, generosity, and compassion.

Diwali, the most renowned and spectacular light festival in the world, is held to commemorate the triumph of good over evil.

Everyone loves this festival. From food to gifts, from young to old.

Do you want to experience atleast one day of this auspicious festival with your loved one?

Coming Soon in October or November 2023

Day 1 - Dhanteras or Dhanatrayodashi with Shiba Taiju

Dhanteras is the first day in five days. Many people believe that the Goddess of Wealth and Fortune, Mata Lakshmi was born on this day. To welcome her, we purchase gold, silver, kitchenware or a gadget or important things for everyday life.

Day 2 - Narak Chaturdashi or Choti Diwali with Sano Shinichiro

Festivities start on this day. You wake up before sunrise. Take a good bath. Wear new clothes. But the most distinctive thing you do on this day is to make rangolis in front of the door to ward of evil and embrace happiness.

Day 3 - Lakshmi Poojan with Sano Manjiro

This is the major day in all week. This is the day where The Festival Of Light truly shines bright. You would see Diyas, Kandil and Colorful Lights everywhere. Families assemble to worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh in order to welcome money, success, and prosperity into their house.

We give sweets to the neighbors and vice versa. Children would be looking forward to light fireworks, and to get gifts from parents.

Day 4 - Bali Pratipada or Padwa with Kurokawa Izana

The fourth day of Diwali is also celebrated as 'Padva' by many. This is a celebration of togetherness of husband and wife and love shared by them. To mark the occasion wife does 'aukshan' of her husband and husband gives a special gift to his spouse.

Day 5 - Bhai Dooj or Bhau Beej with Hanma Shuuji

This is the last day and the day for brothers and sisters. Sister prays for her brother to let him live a long, happy fulfilling life. While the Brother swear to protect and defend his sister. Giving gifts strengthens the bond between the two.

"It's the festival of Joy! Smile."

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iska naam Arvind Kumar hai is aurat ka naam urmila Devi hai iski wife ka naam Khushboo Devi hai. Is aurat Urmila devi ne apni sagi bahan ka ghar ujaad kar apni bahan ke pati is insaan arvind kumar ke saath najayaj rishta banaya haur apni bahan khushboo Devi ko maar Peet kar uske bachhon se alag karwa Diya aur bachhon ko maarti peetati bhi rhti hai apni sagi bahan ko 5 saal se alag karwa kar ye aurat aur ye aadmi dono jaan se maarne ki dhamki de rhe hain is insaan ki wife khushboo Devi aaj bure haalaat me jeene ko majboor hai aise ghatiya insaan ko police bhi arrest bahi kar rhi hai aur ye dono siddhi Ganesh petrol pump Sachin GIDC Surat gujraat me rah rhe hain iska mobile number 7016049734 hai isko sabhi log jyada se jyada virul karo taki ye pakda Jaye aur iski wife khushboo Devi ki jaan bach sake.

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Top Diwali Gifts for Clients

Finding the perfect Diwali gift for clients can be tricky, but it’s a valuable way to show appreciation and strengthen business relationships. Here’s a guide to thoughtful and impressive Diwali gift ideas that will make your clients feel valued.

Unique Diwali Gift Ideas for Clients

When selecting corporate gifts for Diwali, aim for items that are both professional and thoughtful. Gift hampers, in particular, are a popular choice because they offer variety and personalization. Here are some ideas to help you create a memorable Diwali hamper for your clients:

Urli Decorations — A beautiful urli with a lotus diya is a colorful and elegant gift that brings a festive vibe to any space.

Silver Ganesh Idol — A silver Ganesh statue is a traditional and thoughtful gift, perfect for Diwali and sure to be appreciated by clients.

Coffee Mug Set — For a casual gift option, consider a set of stylish coffee mugs, which make for practical and everyday use.

Home Decor Items — Quirky items like bull-themed ashtrays add character and charm, making them memorable gifts.

Curated Dry Fruits Box — A premium selection of dry fruits is a timeless Diwali gift that everyone can enjoy.

Building a Diwali Gift Hamper

A Diwali hamper is a great way to showcase your appreciation. Here are some suggestions for what to include:

Photo Frames — A hand-carved wooden frame adds a personal and decorative touch.

Ram Lalla Idol — Miniature sculptures of Ram Lalla are beautiful and meaningful additions that reflect Diwali traditions.

Flavored Dry Fruits — Adding chocolate-covered almonds or spiced cashews adds a delicious twist.

Wellness Products — Include luxury soaps, face masks, and other wellness items to create a spa-like experience.

Gourmet Chocolates — High-quality chocolates make for a luxurious treat your clients will love.

7 Unique Diwali Gifts for Clients

Copper Bottle and Glass Set — Show your commitment to sustainability with a stylish set of copper drinkware, which is both eco-friendly and health-conscious.

2. Scented Candle Set — A set of assorted scented candles creates a calming and luxurious gift, perfect for Diwali festivities.

3. Antique Pen Stand — This elegant and functional desk accessory combines style and practicality.

4. Traditional Silk Shawl — An intricately designed silk shawl is a beautiful and cultural gift that shows deep appreciation.

5. Handcrafted Table Clock — A unique handcrafted clock showcases Indian artistry and makes for an elegant decorative item.

6. Personalized Chocolates — Customized chocolates with client initials make for a memorable, thoughtful gift.

7. Assorted Sweets Box — No Diwali gift is complete without sweets! Include classic treats like kaju katli, soan papdi, and rasgullas for a traditional touch.

By combining thoughtful and unique items, you can create Diwali gifts that your clients will remember and appreciate, helping you build strong business relationships for the future.

For any questions or assistance with your Diwali decoration ideas, feel free to contact us at Threadvibe Living.

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7 pieces you need to create the ultimate festive jewellery collection

Warm, soft modaks. Feather-light laddoos. Ghee-infused savories. Vividly hued attire. Subtle jewelry on some, bold statement pieces on others, sparkling just as brightly as the diyas lighting up homes. Family gathered around a table, laden with festive treats. Festivals in India are a jubilant, lively affair — while Mother India celebrates year-round, the August-September season marks the beginning of the major festivities (Ganesh Chaturthi, Navratri, Diwali, Eid, Onam, Dussehra, and even Christmas). And no Indian festival is complete without a touch of shimmer — while everyday jewelry is often understated, festive jewelry is all about making a statement. With Ganesh Chaturthi just around the corner, here are seven must-have jewelry pieces that will not only carry you through the festive season but also see you through wedding season if you’re resourceful.

These pieces are for those looking to go beyond the classic jhumka and Kundan bangle, creating a versatile, lifelong collection that grows and evolves with them.

We’ve also matched each piece with outfit ideas — from glam dresses for the style-savvy to co-ord sets for the lounge lover, and sarees for the traditional siren.

1. Dangle or Drop Earrings

If you're ready to venture beyond jhumkas and chaandbalis, a statement pair of drop earrings is a festive essential. Think big and bold — we’re talking about long, dramatic earrings that fan out for added flair. Drop earrings are a game-changer, effortlessly elevating any simple outfit into a statement look.

Style Tip: Pair Everbrite’s Floral Fantasy Earrings with a pastel chikan salwar kameez or a flowing tie-dye skirt with a beige chikankari kurta. Just add simple bangles, and you’re festival-ready. These earrings will look equally stunning at a festive gathering or a glitzy New Year’s Eve party.

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2. Hoops

Hoops are a classic, but not just any hoops — go for diamond-encrusted, wide hoops that can add a chic touch to a simple look. These are perfect for pairing with a monochrome kurti and black trousers or jeans.

Style Tip: Whether you’re wearing a minimalist kurti or a heavily embroidered one, Everbrite’s Emerald Inside Outside Diamond Hoops add just the right amount of sparkle to complete your festive look.

Emerald Inside Outside Diamond Hoop ₹1,59,499

3. Statement Necklace

Nothing complements a saree quite like a statement necklace. Inspired by Bollywood’s glam queens like Alia Bhatt and Ananya Pandey, choose a dazzling necklace like the Golden Dew Diamond Necklace. It pairs beautifully with either a richly embellished gold saree or a jewel-toned one for a regal vibe.

Style Tip: Select a blouse with a neckline that complements the necklace. Keep other jewelry minimal to let the necklace shine.

Golden Dew Diamond Necklace ₹9,64,499

4. Statement Ring

A statement ring is the ultimate piece of low-key luxury — ideal for adding subtle glamour without overpowering your look. Whether you choose a bold sharara suit like Sonakshi Sinha or a casual co-ord set, a statement ring adds effortless elegance.

Style Tip: For a pop of color, try the Rosy Rendezvous Ring. For a more refined look, the Sleeping Emerald Ring is a perfect choice.

Rosy Rendezvous Ring ₹1,78,999 Sleeping Emerald Engagement Ring ₹1,30,499

5. Bracelet or Bangle Stack

Anarkalis are timelessly flattering, but with their flowing fabric, it’s best to keep jewelry light and streamlined. Bracelets and bangles add just the right amount of sparkle without overwhelming the silhouette.

Style Tip: Stack Everbrite’s Bold Slant Emerald Bangle, Floral Fantasy, and Brilliance Tennis Bracelet with a few simple gold bangles to create a stunning layered look.

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6. Mangalsutra

Nothing speaks to Indian tradition quite like a mangalsutra. Opt for a contemporary twist with the Infinitude Three Stone Mangalsutra, featuring lab-diamonds and a modern rose gold finish.

Style Tip: Wear it with a simple salwar kameez and small hoops for an understated look, or layer it with diamond necklaces and an elegant anarkali or kaftan for extra flair. For a fusion look, try pairing it with tailored trousers and a pastel kurta.

Infinitude Three Stone Mangalsutra ₹75,499

7. A Fusion-Inspired Set

Finally, for the ultimate festive piece, go bold with a colored gemstone set. If you’re ready to go all out, try pairing a fuchsia or emerald chaniya choli with Everbrite’s Contemporary Glam Green Earrings and Contemporary Glam Green Necklace — perfect for the maximalist who loves a bit of drama.

Contemporary Glam Green Earring ₹2,11,999 Contemporary Glam Green Necklace ₹3,50,499

Yes, these pieces are an investment, but think of them as part of a lifelong collection that you can pass down. Each piece is versatile and can adapt to festivals, weddings, parties, and more. Choosing Everbrite’s lab-diamond jewelry means opting for affordable luxury with a sustainable touch, making it a wise investment for a long-lasting jewelry trousseau.

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A rectangular brass diya that is capable of holding many ghee diyas together is brought by Puja N Pujari. When lighting lamps during Diwali, the diya holder is useful. Crafted from premium brass, the ghee lamp is an ideal addition to your celebrations for illuminating your homes and pooja halls.

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Diwali Paras Parivaar is Spreading Happiness and Lights.

This Diwali Light up Your Heart with True Emotions with Paras Parivaar.

The whole world feels grateful and proud towards the diversity of this country, and appreciate this delightful manner. Paras Parivaar always appreciates the beauty of India’s diversity as well as the splendor of all the festivals associated with Sanatan Dharma.

On the auspicious day of Diwali, the holy festival of Hindus, Indians start preparing for the splendor and decoration of their homes many days in advance. There is a different enthusiasm among all Sanatanis about this festival. This festival of Diwali is very ancient and the biggest festival. The way the people of Ayodhya welcomed Lord Ram by lighting ghee Diyas even in their poor circumstances, can be understood from this, the devotion and love of all the people of Ayodhya towards Lord Ram. At this time, the people of entire India, like the people of Ayodhya, end the black darkness of Amavasya by lighting diyas and candles on the roofs and courtyards of their houses. According to popular beliefs, the entire city is decorated with colorful flowers on that day.

The Excitement among Indians about Diwali Preparations

People start preparing their homes and offices about 10 days in advance. According to ancient beliefs, it is believed that the house which is clean receives the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi. This festival does not look at religion. People of every religion are involved in the enthusiasm of this festival, whether they are Hindus or from any other religion. The power of this festival can attract every person. On normal days, the night of Amavasya is considered to be extremely dark, but the flame of love and enthusiasm makes the night of Amavasya on Diwali full of brightness. The diyas lit in millions overpower this evil in the form of darkness, and the whole of India is shining in the flame of unity. Paras Parivar also extends its heartfelt greetings to all Indians and the followers of this festival on this faith-filled and emotional festival.

Diwali can be explained better by its name itself. The literal meaning of Diwali is “row of lamps”, all the followers of Hindu Dharma light lamps in rows on their houses and roofs on this day. The splendor of this divine and luminous occasion of Diwali is visible all over the country. Everyone celebrates their happiness with their family on this day and also welcomes Ram Lalla with enthusiasm. If we recall the popular beliefs, when Shri Ram returned to Ayodhya after killing the king of Lanka, Ravana and completing his 14 years of exile. In today’s time, the entire country welcomes Shri Ram just like the people of Ayodhya. The same enthusiasm remains on Diwali every year. With this message that good always wins over evil, even if that evil is represented by a powerful king like Ravana. Diwali’s traditions and beliefs are honored and celebrated worldwide.

The meaning of this festival of joy is not just to light up our houses as a decoration, in real terms the true meaning of this festival is to remove the darkness within us and present the ideal message in our society. Along with Paras Bhai Ji, Hindu Dharma also believes that on this day, by worshiping Goddess Lakshmi and Shri Ganesh, wealth and prosperity is fulfilled in the houses. Paras Parivaar wishes all the countrymen a Happy Diwali on this auspicious festival. May Goddess Lakshmi shower happiness, prosperity and wealth on you and your family.

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Festival Celebrations in India : Let the Festivities Begin!

India is a land of endless celebrations! Between 15th August and 26th January, festivals fill the calendar with joy, tradition, and vibrant colors. Whether you’re flying kites during Makar Sankranti, lighting up your home with diyas for Diwali, or celebrating Raksha Bandhan with your sibling, make every moment special. At GrunX Store, we’ve got just the right tech accessories to keep you stylish, connected, and fully equipped throughout the festive season.

Explore India’s biggest celebrations and find out how you can make them even better with our range of iPhone cases, fast-charging cables, and premium phone accessories!

List of Festivals.

1. Independence Day

2. Raksha Bandhan

3. Janmashtami

4. Ganesh Chaturthi

5. Dussehra

6. Karva Chauth

7. Diwali

8. Christmas

9. Makar Sankranti

10. Republic Day

Lets see All festivals in details

1. Independence Day (15th August)

On Independence Day, the streets come alive with the national tricolor waving high. Celebrate India’s freedom with parades, patriotic songs, and flag hoisting. Want to showcase your love for India? Check out GrunX Store’s patriotic iPhone cases—perfect for adding a touch of national pride to your tech gear.

2. Raksha Bandhan (19th August)

Celebrate the bond between brothers and sisters during Raksha Bandhan! Sisters tie the Rakhi while brothers promise protection. Instead of traditional gifts, why not give your sibling a premium iPhone case from GrunX Store? It’s the perfect blend of style and protection, making it a memorable Raksha Bandhan gift!

3. Janmashtami (6th September)

From midnight pujas to the thrill of breaking the ‘Dahi Handi,’ Janmashtami is all about devotion and excitement. Make sure to capture these precious moments with GrunX Store’s latest phone accessories that ensure every photo is Instagram-worthy. Don’t miss a beat—keep your phone ready with our fast chargers and protective cases!

4. Ganesh Chaturthi (17th September)

Bring home Lord Ganesha and immerse yourself in the celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi. From Aartis to Visarjans, the excitement never stops. GrunX Store offers the perfect accessories for the occasion—whether it's audio accessories for Aartis or a stylish iPhone case to keep your phone protected.

5. Dussehra (15th October)

Dussehra marks the victory of good over evil, celebrated with Ramlilas and the burning of Ravana effigies. As you enjoy the spectacle, protect your phone from the chaos with our rugged iPhone cases. GrunX Store offers durable, stylish covers that ensure your phone stays safe while you revel in the festivities.

6. Karva Chauth (31st October)

On Karva Chauth, women fast from sunrise to moonrise for their husbands' well-being. While you wait for the moon, why not surprise your loved one with a thoughtful gift from GrunX Store? Our exclusive deals on tech accessories will make sure your romantic gesture is as functional as it is stylish!

7. Diwali (2th November)

Diwali is India’s biggest festival, known for its grandeur. Homes light up with diyas, fireworks burst in the sky, and gifts are exchanged. GrunX Store is here to help you celebrate with our premium phone accessories. From iPhone covers to fast-charging cables, we have everything to keep your tech glowing during the Diwali celebrations. Don't forget to check out our big festive discounts!

8. Christmas (25th December)

Christmas brings the joy of togetherness, gift-giving, and twinkling lights. This holiday season, explore the perfect tech gifts from GrunX Store for your loved ones. From fast-charging cables to sleek iPhone cases, our products will make the perfect Christmas present, ensuring your tech looks as festive as your home!

9. Makar Sankranti (14th January)

On Makar Sankranti, kites soar high in the sky while people share sweets. Make sure your gear stays fly too! Protect your phone with GrunX Store’s stylish iPhone covers that are designed for both aesthetics and functionality. Celebrate in style with the best festival phone accessories.

10. Republic Day (26th January)

On Republic Day, India celebrates its Constitution with parades and patriotic events. Keep your phone protected while capturing the patriotic fervor with GrunX Store’s premium phone gear. Stream live events or capture photos of the parades—our products are designed to support your Republic Day celebration.

Celebrate the Festive Season with GrunX Store!

From Independence Day to Republic Day, GrunX Store is your one-stop shop for all things tech this festive season. Whether you're looking for stylish iPhone cases, fast-charging cables, or premium phone accessories, we’ve got exclusive offers that will help you elevate every celebration. Don't miss out—explore GrunX Store's festive collection and give yourself (or your loved ones) the gift of tech!