#ghagra choli for girls

[sweettanya8]

[snixx]

my sister is learning fast (this is about 1989 tv)

also it absolutely kills me to make a gaylor? no bilor joke every single fucking time

[jainteena]

Most Trending Lehenga Choli for Girls

They twirl, dance, and like to show off their new dresses. Yes, of course! It is none other than your little munchkin. So we decided why not bring a beautiful lehenga for kids in which your little girl can look gorgeous while twirling or dancing her heart out.

With traditional Indian and a twist of a bit of western fusion, let's explore trending lehenga choli for girls in 2023. 

1. Floral Motif Lehenga Choli: Flower embroidery in kids lehenga choli is getting quite popular this year around. The floral design makes it a perfect outfit for kids in spring and summer. 

The long skirt or lehenga features beautiful floral patterns spread in bright colours. At the same time, the blouse features minimal flower motifs. The dupatta is usually plain with lace on the edges. 

2. Shisha Embroidery in Lehenga Choli: Shisha Embroidery or mirror work is centuries old and has recently been in trend again. It features traditional dress for girls in mirrors embellished with a bit of thread work. The mirror work gives a beautiful shimmer to the outfit, making it perfect for festive celebrations and wedding occasions.   

3. Cape Style Lehenga Choli: If you want to style your girl in a bit of contemporary fusion, then a cape pattern in kids lehenga choli is ideal. This pattern features a long drape attached from the shoulder, reaching to the hem of the skirt. It is basically an alternative to a dupatta. The cape is usually plain or decorated with frill and embroidery. 

4. Sleeveless Lehenga Choli: Sleeveless ghagra choli for kids makes a perfect summer staple for special occasions in 2023. This set features sleeveless choli with straps across the shoulder. And it is paired with a designer lehenga and dupatta. 

5. Frills & Ruffled Lehenga Choli: Girl lehenga choli in frills and ruffles have found their way back from the 90s fashion. It is getting quite famous in 2023 among both women and girls. The frills add style to the choli and dupatta, while the layer of ruffles or flounces adds volume to the lehenga. Your girl will definitely look belle of the ball in this ruffled ethnic wear for kids.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the lehenga choli is a classic piece of Indian clothing. But designers makes changes to their style, giving them a whole new version.

The children's lehengas outlined above are ideal for turning your girl into a stunning princess for any special event. Find out more about the newest children's lehenga choli trends on our online kids wear store Mumkin.in 

[jayashuklaa]

Lehenga Choli For Girls

Lehenga Choli is a traditional Indian outfit that consists of a long skirt (Lehenga) and a short blouse (Choli). It is a popular attire for girls to wear on special occasions like weddings, festivals, and other celebrations.

Lehenga Choli for girls comes in a variety of designs, colors, and fabrics. The skirt (Lehenga) is usually embellished with intricate embroidery, sequins, or zari work. The blouse (Choli) can also be decorated with similar work or made from contrasting fabric to create a unique look. Some Lehenga Choli sets also come with a dupatta, which is a long scarf that is draped over the head and shoulders.

Lehenga Choli for girls can be worn for different events depending on the style and design. For example, heavily embellished Lehenga Choli sets are usually reserved for weddings, while simpler designs can be worn for festivals or family gatherings.

When choosing a Lehenga Choli for girls, it's important to consider the age, body type, and personal style preferences of the girl. The outfit should be comfortable to wear and allow for ease of movement, especially if the girl will be dancing or participating in other activities.

[yellowfashionsarees]

[daydreaming-en-pointe]

*ೃ༄ ready, set, spin! ˚◞♡ ⃗

Pairing: Gwen Stacy x fem!Indian!Reader

Type: Oneshot - Fluff

Word count: 923

Warnings: Use of Y/N, use of nicknames (sweetheart, my love) and lots of culture infodumping but everything’s just fluffy stuff! :D

A/N: Wrote this while waiting for a ballet performance which I’m in to start so not proofread at all :’)

(also shoutout to @hobiebrownismygod for hyping my up tHAT WAS LITERALLY SO SWEET THANK U SO MUCH MY LOVE 💕)

“Gwen? Gwen! What-”

You cut yourself off with a soft grunt as the girl in front of you tackled you into a hug, squeezing you tight against her. You dropped your kathak bag onto the floor to hug her back. “Hi, Y/N. I had some free time and thought I’d come visit you. You just got back from kathak?”

You nodded and squeezed her hand as she pulled away to press a kiss to your lips and look at you, dressed in a ghagra choli and churidars covered from head-to-toe in mirror-like sequins stitched barely inches apart onto the midnight blue fabric.

“You look like a disco ball,” Gwen noted, giving you a smile. “Yeah, I noticed.” You linked pinkies with her, dragging her over to sit beside you on the couch while you caught your breath. “We had to do so many chakkars today, I’m absolutely exhausted.”

“Chakkars? What are- oh, are they those spins? Are you spotting enough?” Gwen pulled your legs over her lap, examining the ghungroo bells tied around your ankles with fascination. You held out your hand to her and she untied the strings of bells for you, dropping it into your palm and starting to massage small circles into your sore calf muscles.

“Yeah, I’m spotting enough. It’s just really tiring, y’know?”

Gwen smoothed down a wrinkle in your ghagra. “Yep, that happens. Same thing with pirouettes.”

“Noooo, pirouettes are so different! They’re all graceful and elegant and your legs are in weird positions and a chakkar is more speed than grace. I bet you can’t do a chakkar,” You grinned at her from across the couch, a friendly challenge in your tone at the last part.

“Oh, you are on. And I bet you can’t do a pirouette.”

“Deal. Prepare to lose, Gwendolyn Maxine Stacy.” You couldn’t help but giggle softly at the death-glare she gave you once you mentioned her full name. Fortunately, you knew her well enough to know you had to squirm out of range so she couldn’t tickle you ruthlessly.

“Okay, pirouettes, right? Is it like…” You placed your left foot a few inches behind your right one, angled out so your ankles were lined up. Gwen winced at how you were mercilessly butchering the fourth position in ballet.

“Shush, I’m trying my best. I’d like to see you try to do a chakkar on your first try.” You gave her a little glare, unable to squash the smile tugging at your mouth.

Gwen stuck her tongue out at you and joined you on the floor, standing a few feet away and joining her heels. “How do I do it again…?”

“Wait, you gotta use the ghungroo!” You grabbed the strings and tied them around her ankles, the bells jingling with every move she made. Gwen scrunched her nose as she looked down at it. “This is so different from ballet. Lemme guess, next you’re going to tell me to not point my toes.”

“Well… yeah, actually. See, you’re catching on already!” You gave her a kiss on the cheek before retaking your place and trying your best to figure out how you had aligned your heels. “Okay, you go first. Do a four-step chakkar. I’ll count tha, thei, thei, thut. On each syllable you move your feet into the turn.”

“Wait, wh-”

“Tha, thei, thei, thut” You watched Gwen fumble her way through the turn. Surprisingly, she was a natural at it, although her technique could be perfected a little. “Whoa, you’re actually really good at this. It took me weeks to learn how to do a chakkar.”

Gwen gave you a big smile and reached out to squeeze your hand in thanks before coming to stand beside you. “Okay, now do a pirouette. I know you can do it, sweetheart. C’mon, feel the fire, reach into your heart to find the answer or whatever those mentors in your serials say.”

You feigned a dramatic gasp. “Don’t insult Bollywood serials, they’re awesome!”

“I never said they weren’t. Now shush and focus on the turn or you might end up on the floor with a twisted ankle.” You angled your gaze at a point on the wall to spot through your turn, then brought your hands to curve and meet a little in front of your belly button. You pushed your back leg off the ground into the turn, but lost your spotting point somewhere along the way and ended up losing your balance.

Gwen lunged to catch you before you could hit the ground, steadying you and bringing you back onto your feet. “Yeah, I think that’s enough for today. Come on, let’s go get something to eat.”

“Pani puri,” You immediately suggested. Gwen’s eyes widened and she flushed a little as she remembered an incident that happened when you first tried to teach her to crack open the sphere part of the snack.

“You know I keep breaking those little sphere things,” She complained, giving you puppy eyes in hopes that they’d change your mind. “I spilled the pani part of it all over you last time too, remember? And I don’t wanna ruin your kathak clothes, they’re so pretty.”

“That’s fine, my love. I’ll go change and I’ll teach you how to do it again, properly this time. Besides, pani puri isn’t supposed to be eaten neatly, the whole point of it is that it’s messy and you need to somehow stuff the whole thing in your mouth before it leaks and makes too big of a mess to clean up.”

“Fine, I’ll do it. But only because you asked me to. And I’m going to hold the puri this time.”

I don’t do Kathak and I never have, so pls lmk if anything’s incorrect! <3

Kathak is a type of northern Indian classical dance, with alternate passages of mime and dancing.

A ghagra is a long full skirt, often decorated with embroidery, mirrors, or bells.

A choli is a blouse or a bodice-like upper garment that is commonly cut short leaving the midriff bare (but it’s not always cropped that short). It is usually worn along with a sari or ghagra in the Indian subcontinent.

A ghungroo, also known as ghunghru or ghungur or ghungura, is one of many small metallic bells strung together to form ghungroos, a musical anklet tied to the feet of classical Indian dancers.

Spotting is just a technique used by dancers when they’re spinning as a way to not lose their balance - basically you just focus on a point and every time you spin you have to look at that particular point as quickly as you can and for as long as you can.

[mieldreams]

Payal playbacks

This is the reference sheet/moodboard for Payal

A/n: This is sort of the things i had in mind when writing, off the top of my head, so i might edit this later if i remember more

and if there's anything more you'd want to know just ask :)

• The song that reader, Manu and Pari danced to: https://youtu.be/VRRnuJph8kQ • I sort of imagined reader to have the same outfit as the woman in the music video wearing the sleeveless top, but really you can imagine anything just look up 'navratri ghagras'

• The song that was the big dance number (with the reader but Manu wasn't in it) : https://youtu.be/vK5E_aeBGYA

• The choreography I imagined for it was more like a mix of dis tho: https://youtu.be/oghn6E4ibJ8 https://youtu.be/aHeIJwgNqEY again you can imagine anything really, what's important is that reader has that classic 'all eyes on you girl' moment (or at least the only eyes that matter ;) )

Dictionary: In case anyone isn't familiar with some terms and wants to know without having to search: • ghagra - a long full skirt, often decorated with embroidery, mirrors, or bells. The top you wear along with it is called choli, so the whole set (top and skirt) is called ghagra-choli but sometimes just ghagra for short.

• gulab jamun - an Indian sweet consisting of a ball of deep-fried paneer boiled in a sugar syrup.

• payal - anklet

• dandiya - socio-religious folk dance originating from Indian state of Gujarat and popularly performed in the festival of Navaratri.

participants use small wooden sticks called "dandiyas" to rhythmically strike each other's sticks in pairs, while dancing in a circle. (do y'all want ref video to what i had in mind? what AJ and reader are gonna do? wink wink)

• kurta - a loose collarless shirt worn by people from South Asia.

Ani's wearing a black (shimmery) one cuz it's the desi equivalent of a formal black shirt with sleeves folded over the forearms (i mean just look at this) but i imagined how he actually wore it as this one

[queer-red-panda]

The Talking Walls

PROLOGUE

Throughout her days of blissful ignorance, of childlike innocence, Anushka was happy. She didn't know that her father was killing his subjects off for his own pleasures, she remained oblivious to his 'human hunting', where slave children were imprisoned for weeks, then left out into the forest like animals to be hunted and killed.

During this period of ignorance, the pampered princess made a friend. And this friend was unlike the ones her mother asked for from the locals. This friend wasn't the gardener's daughter, or one of the courtesan's sons.

This friend was Amrita Joshi. A friend for her eyes alone.

It had started with disembodied giggles here and there, with a curtain fluttering on a windless night.

Anushka was, as usual walking through the corridors of the mahal, looking for her oldest sister, Jamini, when she saw something out of the corner of her eye. A white ghagra just slipping out of view down the corridor towards the Chandni Ghar, otherwise known as the house of pinwheel jasmines. A gift from her father to his wife, her mother.

Intrigued, she followed the sounds of a pair of payals or belled anklets through the corridors till she saw her.

A girl with a netted veil over her face which obscured her features, a white ghagra choli embroidered with intricate designs in gold thread.

"Who are you?" Anushka asked. There is no way this girl was one of the servants' children, because they always donned the simple white dhoti kurtas or sarees of the peasantry. No embroidery, no design.

But this looked like the expensive works of a weaver from the east...

The girl looked no older than Anushka herself, 11 years old, and her voice was no different. "My name's Amrita Joshi," said the girl. "You can...see me?"

"Of course," scoffed Anushka. "Have you been the one giggling around the palace at odd hours?"

Amrita nodded, shifting the veil from her face. Her face was strikingly beautiful, with big eyes as brown as freshly turned earth, and hair as black as the obsidian which donned her father's crown and throne.

"I'm bored," admitted Anushka. "I could use some company."

"But I am...a ghost," said Amrita, confused.

"And? You're in my mother's rooms, you're in my father's palace, and you are in my presence. You are 11 years of age, aren't you?" the princess asked, scoffing a little.

"I think I am," replied the ghost, leaning against a beautifully carved pillar, her veil fluttering in the slight breeze which danced through the corridors.

"Then play with me," said Anushka. "Don't act like you don't need a friend, too."

Amrita nodded. This mortal girl did have a fair point, indeed.

"Let's go."

and so there it begins...

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tags: @justsomesapphicbimbo, @desi-girll, @bidisha2812

[vastrakritibyswati]

Trendy Kids Wear for the Upcoming Festive Season

The festive season is just around the corner and it’s time to dress up our little stars in outfits that reflect the joy and exuberance of the celebrations. The fashion world offers a plethora of options for kids’ wear, ensuring that our little ones shine bright during these special occasions. From traditional attire to contemporary ensembles, let’s explore some trendy kids’ wear that are set to steal the show in the upcoming festive season.

1. Gota Patti Anarkali Suit

A unique twist to the classic Anarkali suit, the Gota Patti Anarkali features intricate Gota Patti work on the kurta, adding a touch of regal elegance. The vibrant colors and rich embellishments make this outfit perfect for festive occasions.

2. Pathani Suits

Pathani suits are a popular choice for boys and offer a traditional and stylish look. These ensembles typically include a knee-length kurta paired with loose-fitting pants. Pathani suits come in various fabrics like silk, cotton and linen adorned with exquisite embroidery or embellishments. With their regal appeal and comfortable fit, Pathani suits are ideal for boys to rock during festive celebrations.

3. Indo-Western Dhoti Saree

This fusion outfit combines the grace of a saree with the comfort of dhoti pants. The drape of the saree is paired with a stylish dhoti bottom, creating a modern and playful look for girls. It’s a perfect blend of tradition and contemporary fashion.

4. Nehru Jacket with Jodhpuri Pants

Boys can rock this dapper ensemble consisting of a Nehru jacket paired with Jodhpuri pants. The intricately designed jacket adds a touch of sophistication while the fitted pants complete the traditional yet trendy look. It’s a perfect choice for boys who want to stand out during festive celebrations.

5. Cape Style Lehenga

Make your little girl feel like a princess with a cape style lehenga. This unique outfit features a flared lehenga paired with a cape-style top, creating a majestic and fashionable look. The cape can be embellished with intricate embroidery or adorned with sequins for a dazzling effect.

6. Floral Sherwani with Churidar

For boys who want a unique ethnic look, a floral printed sherwani paired with churidar pants is a great choice. The vibrant floral patterns add a refreshing and eye-catching element to the traditional sherwani making it a standout outfit for festive celebrations.

7. Gharara Suit

A gharara suit is a traditional ensemble that consists of a short kurti, flared pants and a dupatta. The unique feature of the gharara pants is the multiple pleats at the knee, creating a beautiful silhouette. This outfit is perfect for girls who want a traditional yet distinctive look during festive occasions.

8. Mirror Work Ghagra Choli

A ghagra choli with mirror work is a stunning choice for girls. The mirrors, often intricately embroidered onto the fabric, create a mesmerizing effect. This outfit is perfect for those who want to add a touch of glamour and sparkle to their festive attire.

9. Indo-Western Fusion Outfits

Indo-western fusion outfits have gained immense popularity in recent years, offering a contemporary twist to traditional wear. These outfits combine elements from both Indian and Western fashion, resulting in unique and stylish ensembles. Girls can rock fusion gowns, dhoti-style dresses or crop top-skirt combinations while boys can opt for fusion kurta-shirts or jacketed kurtas paired with jeans. Indo-western fusion outfits bring a fresh and modern vibe to the festive season.

As the festive season approaches, it’s time to deck out our little ones in fashionable and trendy attire that captures the spirit of celebration. From traditional outfits like Anarkali suits and Pathani suits to the elegance of lehenga-choli sets and the fusion charm of Indo-western ensembles, the options are limitless. Let your kids shine bright in these trendy kids’ wear as they spread joy, happiness and cultural pride during the upcoming festivities. Dress them up in style with www.vkbyswati.com and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.

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TRADITIONAL WORK CHANIYA CHOLI

Lehenga choli or ghagra choli, which is also known as lehenga choli and locally as chaniya choli, is the traditional clothing of women from the Indian subcontinent, The Chaniya Choli and Ghagra Cholis, a very popular apparel for girls, is a preferred during the festive season and family events. While shopping for Indian wear for weddings, most women find the lehenga choli modern, an outfit that changes the entire look of a lady, making it fit for an instant glam doll look. Now we all know that lehengas are not only worn for weddings but also for Parties in Indo western lehenga outfits and also for festivals like Diwali party or the famous Navratri celebration. Lengha designs today are meant for all women who wish to dress in a totally glamorous look. 

Order your favourite color Chaniya Choli from our exclusive collections which offers you Chaniya choli in all price ranges and designs to choose from , order chaniya choli and adorn your self with this attractive color  that symbolizes royalty. power, nobility, luxury and ambition.

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Indian Lehenga Choli for Women

Beautiful Organza Silk Floral Printed Lehanga Choli for Wedding Party Wear Ghagra Choli in USA,UK,Canada. Ready to Wear Stitched Readymade Sequence Lehengas Choli with Dupatta for Girls

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Bipasha Basu’s Daughter Devi Charms Everyone at Durga Pandal in Traditional Red Ghagra-Choli

During Durga Puja celebrations, Bipasha Basu’s two-year-old daughter, Devi, stole the spotlight at the Durga pandal in a heartwarming moment. Dressed in a beautiful red ghagra-choli with a golden border, Devi’s traditional look and sweet antics won the hearts of everyone present. Bipasha and her husband Karan Singh Grover were seen lovingly watching their little girl, who left everyone smiling…

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Designer Lehenga Sets for Girls At ScrollnShops

ScrollandShops.com is a trendy multi-designer online store in India. It houses multiple designers under one roof who believe in curating exquisite and premium handcrafted styles by local artisans and designers. ScrollnShops offers an extensive array of Pret and couture, including Western clothing, Indian Wear, royal designs, and classic styles for women, men, and kids. At ScrollnShops, we have something for everyone that will complement your style and enhance your wardrobe. It would be great to see your daughter dressed in Indian traditional attire! A lehenga set is a timeless attire made up of three parts: a long spread ankle-length skirt with volume and pleats known as a lehenga or ghagra, a traditional Indian crop top or fitting blouse or choli, and a flowy dupatta that complements the entire outfit. Designer Lehenga Sets for Girls are among the most popular and attractive Indian ethnic wear, with various styling options available at ScrollandShops.com for kids. Lehenga for girls is the epitome of whimsical charm and grace, with stunning colours and flaring motifs that make every spin unforgettable. It is the ideal combination of royal appearance and elegance. A well-chosen designer lehenga set can easily improve your style.

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Co-ord Sets For Boys A lehenga is more than just a dress; it is both a work of art and an emotional experience. It is the most popular ensemble for festivals, weddings, and other special occasions. ScrollnShops offers beautiful lehengas with elaborate embroidery, designs, and patterns, making them very eye-catching ensembles. Printed lehenga sets for girls are available in a variety of prints and patterns, including floral, abstract, ombre, geometric, tropical, and other motifs, making them ideal for festive occasions, like mehendi, sangeet, engagements, and receptions. Printed lehengas are lightweight and comfy, making them apt for all seasons. Printed lehenga sets provide a distinct and modern appearance. It combines the traditional appeal of a lehenga set with modern aspects to show how fashion progresses. Embroidery plays an important role in ethnic Indian clothing. Designer Lehenga sets are adorned with delicate hand embroidery, which ranges from subtle to extravagant motifs. An Embroidered lehenga set, or ghagra choli, or chaniya, and lacha would be incomplete without the stunning elements skilfully handcrafted by designers or artisans at ScrollnShops. There are numerous forms of embroidery on a lehenga set, including Aari work, thread work, French knot, Gota Patti, Zardozi, mirror work, and much more. Without these embellishments, a lehenga set will feel incomplete. This embroidery lends a royal and glittering touch to the lehenga attire. It is ideal for a wide range of occasions, including festivals, parties, weddings, mehendi, sangeet, formal events, roka or engagements, receptions, family functions, kitty parties, wedding anniversaries, and many more. Designer Lehengas are influenced by the season's styles and trends. Every girl enjoys wearing a lovely lehenga set, and it's not only in India. The lehenga set is also popular all around the world because of its elegance and posh hue. Dressing up your little princess in a beautiful lehenga set is an excellent option for special events and weddings. But it's also important to consider her comfort. That is why at ScrollnShops, Lehenga Sets are crafted by renowned designers using the finest fabrics like Chanderi, Pure Silk, Pure Cotton, Brocade, Organza, Georgette Linen, Satin, Roman Silk, Crepe, Net, Maslin, Rayon, Chanderi Silk, Katan Silk, Modal Satin, and many more, each piece is a testament to art and legacy, with amazing artisanship. You can also accessorise your princess’s lehenga set with statement jewellery and designer handbags like potlis or clutch bags, which are sure to turn heads and capture attention wherever you go.

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[mayookhpallikandi]

Major Study W3- Inspiration

For the character Mahabali, I need some details to add on the base model. So, I did research about the ancient time king's outfit.

"Fashion somewhere started showing its colors from the times of ancient India itself. There is some evidence of Indus Valley Civilization or Harappa civilization indicating the use of woven cotton fabric. Flax plant was grown to obtain the fibers of plants and silkworms were cultivated for silk. The priest-kings wore a robe over their shoulders and men wore turban draped over the head. The style of women’s clothing included knee-length skirts with jewelry like bangles, earrings, and beaded necklaces. Even men wore jewelry and all this data is as per the figurines obtained from excavations. One of the first pieces of evidence of Dhokra art which is quite popular now is the dancing girl of Mohenjo- Daro."

There were lots of traditional Outfit in India. In ancient time King wear different Outfit according to the time period and the region.

Here Mahabali was ruled the Kerala during the Vedic period. So, I consider the dressing style in the Vedic period.

"During the Vedic era, a single cloth draped around the body, across the shoulder was pinned or fastened with a belt and was considered a comfortable attire for hot weather. Paridhana or vasana was a lower garment which was a cloth draped around the waist with a string or belt called as rasana or mekhala. A shawl-like garment worn over the shoulder was called as uttaiya. Pravara, a third garment was like a cloak mostly worn in cold months. This was a general dressing for both men and women, which only varied in the style of wearing and size. When stitching started during the Vedic period, for women saree was the easiest attire to wear. Later on, a blouse or choli was also incorporated to cover the upper part of the body. Ghagra choli and dupatta were also introduced later during the Vedic period. Some of the sculptures revealed the used of cloth on the lower body which was pleated in front and held with the help of a long girdle. The girdle at time appeared to the end of the cloth, this might have been a trailblazer to the modern saree. Vedic men were also known to wear dhotis which draped around the waist and separated with pleats. No upper garments were worn by men during the Vedic era."

Here Mahabali is simple, and his dressing style was also simple.

I got some reference images what other artist done.

So, going through these images, I got some ideas what I have to add on my model. I will add some additional ornaments to make more details for my character. I will also add that umbrella which is equipped by Maveli.

References

Anirudhan (no date). Mahabali https://dribbble.com/shots/8953928-mahabali.

Elegance, P. (2017) The rich history of fashion in India. https://www.pure-elegance.com/blogs/arts-culture/the-rich-history-of-indian-fashion.

Fox, P. (no date) Onam 3D maveli, Dribbble. https://dribbble.com/shots/19328387-Onam-3D-Maveli.

Sanskriti and Sanskriti (2018) Kings and 8 Ministries of Vedic Period | Sanskriti - Hinduism and Indian Culture website. https://www.sanskritimagazine.com/kings-8-ministries-vedic-period/.

Unni, S. (no date) Maveli, Dribbble. https://dribbble.com/shots/1627829-Maveli.

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