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Incenses not only serve to create an atmosphere, but the objective of the ritual is 0

0.also for peace to prevail in that house where it is burned. They are a quick way to eliminate negativity or attract money and health. They are also essential in meditations. Since ancient times, all civilizations have used incense as a connecting channel victory996.

More than thirty selected herbs mixed with Himalayan roots, through complicated processes and secret formulas discovered by the venerated Lamas centuries ago and passed down from generation to generation, make Himalayan Incense one of the most sought-after in the world.

On our website, you can find a small and select variety of incense. We indicate its properties according to its aroma and the most appropriate hours to burn incense if you have any request.

Jasmine Aroma: Jasmine is of Arab origin, and its aroma is intense and enveloping. It brings optimism, security in ourselves helps with creativity and money, as well as being ideal for meditation.

If you are going to make an economic request, it will be more effective than burning it between noon and sunset.

Lavender Scent: Provides calm, reduces headaches, helps with anxiety, and irritability as it is an emotional balance. For health requests, you can burn incense at any time of the day.

Rose Aroma: Provides well-being, increases fertility, and is ideal for love requests. The hours of the night are the most indicated for love requests, always being aware of the moon phases.

Vanilla flavor: It is best suited to create an intimate atmosphere, although it is also recommended for concentration and self-control. If you are going to purify a house or a business, the first hours of the day are the best.

You can burn incense simply to flavor rooms and create a cozy atmosphere. Our recommendation is that you do it with wooden matches.…

Essential Garments For This Spring-Summer 2020: They Will Be A Trend

After almost a month of confinement due to the coronavirus , the desire to go shopping again is noticeable. We miss it very much, but we have an alternative and that is to use online stores 711 kelab to go shopping virtually and thus satiate our emptiness. You can buy or just sign so that when the stores reopen, you have your wish list ready, https://www.711my.net/my/en-us/.

Are we going to let him escape? Of course not! Furthermore, the best thing is that at this point in the year we have already had time to study the proposals of the big firms and we know the trends that are going to take place in the coming months. Don’t worry, you don’t have to do your homework, we have chosen some essential garments for this spring-summer so that you can locate them in your wardrobe or look for the option that you like the most (and at the best price) in online stores .

Crochet top

This year fashion adds to everything that has to do with crafts , a return to the origins and to nature as a way to raise awareness of sustainability . Among the materials that have been recovered from the time of our grandmothers, crochet is the star. Now you will regret not having learned to make bobbins in the summers in the town and you will remember the cloths that adorned tables and armchairs. It is never too late to learn!

Polka dot dress

Everything that breathes folklore reaches our wardrobes: ruffles, ham sleeves, fringes, carnations … and of course, the polka dots. It does not matter the color or its size, any of it is worth us. If you thought that this year we had run out of April Fair, wait to see the star outfits of the season.

Three-piece suit

The woman continues to draw inspiration from the men’s wardrobe for dressing. There are two very clear trends for this spring, the first is maxiblazers, jackets with several sizes too many that even become dresses. The second, and only suitable for the most fashionistas , the three-piece suit: blazer + pants + vest. If you really want to shout fashion on all four sides, choose a proposal with a bermuda instead of long pants and bet on another of the most important pieces of the year: the croptop .

Sweetheart neckline

More than a garment, what we recommend now is a pattern, neither more nor less than the sweetheart neckline. You can join the trend in many different ways, with a crop top, a blouse or a dress, for example, but do not forget that it is the favorite neckline of the season. If you also accompany it with an asymmetric sleeve, you will be adding two strong trends. This summer get ready to show off cleavage , yes, you are in luck because it is one of the most flattering.

Hindu-inspired pants

Each season, the fashion world adds a stamp to our fashionista passport, choosing a different destination as absolute inspiration. This summer, our country is India, and it will not be difficult for you to identify the influences of their typical costumes on the brands’ proposals. The asymmetries of the saree in the prom dresses, the Indian air patterns in the palazzo pants, or the fabrics and embroidery will take us to the banks of the Ganges. It is time to feel like a Bollywood star.

Retro prints

Another of the constants of fashion is to be inspired by times past. This time it is time to study the fashion of the 70s, especially its prints. Among them, there are two great favorites, on the one hand, are the flowers, but this time very large, vibrant in color, and reminiscent of the wallpapers of the Transition. On the other hand, paisley, that curved teardrop motif that is also another of the influences of Indian culture.

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Sari: The Dress Of The Goddesses Of India That Is Fashionable Among The Famous

The sari, the seven meters of silk that have enveloped India’s women for several civilizations, remains through the centuries as the feminine dress of the Asian country and now seeks a privileged place in fashion with its foray into the international red carpets

The entry of the former Indian Miss World Priyanka Chopra in the American film industry, added to her rise in popularity after her recent wedding with singer Nick Jonas, has staged the ancient costume as an enigmatic and glamorous garment worthy of the stage choicest of the show.

A short blouse that ends above the navel, and a rectangle of exactly seven meters of fabric that wrap women around the waist, adding a set of pleats in the front before passing it as a stole over the shoulder, is the set that assembles the ancient Indian costume.

In early June, Chopra’s appearance on the cover of the American magazine InStyle dressed in the continuous piece of draped fabric focused on clothing reserved for more traditional settings.

How does it stay well positioned?

Clothing of Hindu mythology’s goddesses, the fabric remains intact armed in the female body thanks to an ancient and meticulous technique transmitted from mother to daughter for generations.

The history of the sari

For years, even in our Upanishads and Ramayana, our Vedas (ancient Indian scriptures), our gods and their disciples used to wear saris, especially in the ancient city of Kashi (Varanasi), hand-woven silk that is also described in our Vedas.

The author of “Saris: Tradition and Beyond,” Rta Kapur Chishti, says that to get an idea of ​​its origin, one can “take historical references to the Vedas or the Harappan civilization (3300-1300 BC), where you can find sculptures and texts on the use of seamless garments. “

However, historians agree that the ancient garment, initially used as a piece of cloth to cover nudity, does not have a precise reference of origin. It would not be possible to give a date of birth to the sari, and nobody should try it.

Reinvent the saree

Reinventing a traditional piece is one of the challenges of Indian designers trying to make new references on the catwalks and perform the complex task of dressing the goddesses of Bollywood, the Indian film industry.

The saree in India is reinventing itself by using textiles and non-traditional fabrics to create the garment. More contemporary, lighter designs are being made,” designer Kanika Jain, the founder of the Kanelle brand, explains to Efe. “These are the saris of the new era,” he added.

Despite the entry of major international brands, the sari persists in Indian women’s wardrobe, especially for weddings and special events.

There is also a conservative trend that wields calls to protect ancestral culture from Western influence. “Government officials should wear clean clothes … like the sari,” the government of the state of Tamil Nadu (south), according to a circular circulated in the Indian media “India Today.”

For some women in India, the sari is a symbol of their identity with the national culture. For the Tilfi saris house director, Udit Khanna, the sari fever has increased in the younger generations with “new ways to put together the saree, add accessories and combinations.”

The also Indian Deepika Padukone showed off the beauty of the sari on the French Riviera on the red carpet of the last Cannes Festival, ruling out wearing outfits by the iconic designers who move the international catwalks.

Actresses Sonam Kapoor, Richa Chadda, Nandita Das, Vidya Balan, among others, have also brought this garment to red carpets.

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Indian Fashion: Evolution of Tradition

With a constant change and evolution, Indian fashion has managed to find a place within the textile world of the highest level thanks to its modernization capacity, while maintaining a very distinctive and recognizable own style. Discover everything that makes Indian fashion a benchmark in the 21st century.

Indian fashion of the 60s and 80s

Although the tradition of Indian fashion dates back centuries, when traditional clothing such as saris, dhotis, or ghagra cholis was the norm, the explosion of fashion that Bollywood cinema films took in the 1960s caused women to begin to experiment with a riskier type of fashion.

 

At the end of the 80s, a great change took place within the Indian fashion industry.

The Indian fashion revolution after independence

In the early 1990s, the Government of India created the National Institute of Fashion Technology in Delhi, which played a key role as a quarry for new designers in subsequent years. Also, the country’s economic liberation after gaining its independence led to a more austere turn of fashion towards sequins, gold threads, and ornate embroidery. Applying all this in skirts, dresses, and pants allowed Indian fashion to translate the entire tradition of its culture in clothing considered modern and very western. They also highlighted additions to corsetry and satin and lace blouses that began to replace traditional choli and saree. Thus started an evolution that would not end until now.

With the addition of 2000, Bollywood took the center spotlight again thanks to the multiple collaborations of famous artists with Bollywood actresses and actors, who wore reinventions of Indian fashion such as the cocktail sari or the Kurti in their films. Today, the Indian fashion industry moves hundreds of millions, exports great designers – such as the famous Manish Arora, the first Indian designer at Paris Fashion Week – and organizes Indian fashion weeks that have nothing to envy. from New York or Milan.…

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