PANKHURI BANGLES

  Since its inception bangles became a necessity than ornament. They were used for knowledge of advancement of human understanding and today they are more about art and beauty. While the humans were still dependent on nature they were formed with flowers and other natural stuff and today we have a whole wide range of Indian  fashion bangles online  store and offline stores. The system of hierarchy was also evident from the possessions and wealth and bangle was one ornament that worked most for it. Early excavation finds of figurines of dolls and Murals and sculptures, God- Goddess wearing bangles around wrist show that bangles spread across Indian continent from 200 B.C. to 1500 A.D. display an array of ornaments with its cultural significance and roots. Each design and material used to create ornament represents social status and wealth among its people. While the rich and powerful commanded the settlement, they also possessed and commissioned artistically made and uniqu...

  Shakha is a white bangle made of “conch shell’’ and pola is a red coral bangle. As customs have it, one has to wear a pair of each in both the hands. Shakha pola  forms an integral part of the wedding trousseau. It is worn by the bride in the wee hours of the marriage day amidst rituals and customs. The ceremony is called ‘ Dodhi Mongol’ .  Shakha pola  is gifted by the mother of the bride. It is advisable to wear the bangles for a year after marriage and not supposed to break. Shakha is brittle, so it signifies the care that the bride has to take to build the new relationship coupled with the warmth of the red colour of the coral. Shakha pola  are symbols of marriage and embodies husband’s existential state. I say this because these assets are the first ones to get depleted post husband’s demise.  There had been a plethora of films which have melodramatized this event. In recent times, not many women wear these traditional accessories. As more women step...

  History [ edit ] Formation and early years (1981–1983) [ edit ] Susanna Hoffs and sisters Vicki and Debbi Peterson had each been in bands before coming together in Los Angeles in December 1980. The impetus was two classified advertisements in the weekly paper  The Recycler . One had been placed by Hoffs, and the only person to respond was Annette Zilinskas, and the other was by Lynn Elkind, the Petersons' housemate and a departing member of their then band Those Girls. When Hoffs called in response to Elkind's ad, Vicki Peterson answered the phone, and in their conversation, they discovered a great deal of common interests; when Hoffs spoke to Elkind after Peterson gave her the message, they did not have the same common interests and Hoffs then formed a new band with the Petersons. The Those Girls bass guitarist, Vicki Peterson's lifelong best friend Amanda Hills, had also left the band (now a history professor, Amanda Hills Podany has performed as a guest with the Bangle...

  I ndian brides catch all the attention. There is no minimalism for brides in Indian culture because as soon as a girl is married, she is licensed to deck up in all form of jewelry. Your grandmother would love to see you wearing heavy anklets and your mother would love to see your arms laden with clinking bangles. Did we forget about the mangalsutra? Well, Mangalsutra is an indispensable part of a married female’s jewelry box. A traditional and authentic Mangalsutra went through lots of changes in design to catch with the changes in the fashion. If you are a minimalistic new generation bride, we bring you a fashion update you would love- it is the  Mangalsutra Bracelet  that has caught up the Bollywood brides too. A  bracelet mangalsutra  is a representation of style and tradition brought together. Mangalsutra is an expression of a female’s appreciation towards power of blissful married life. It brings a positive influence to keep her married life happy. Combin...