Showing posts with label BrideTraditional Jewellery Guide for the Kashmiri Bride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BrideTraditional Jewellery Guide for the Kashmiri Bride. Show all posts
04 December
Include these Kashmiri outfits in your wardrobe, you will get fashionable and perfect look.
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What is Pheran
Pheran or Phiran is the traditional outfit for both males and females in Kashmir. The pheran consists of two gowns, one over the other. It's made from various materials, including wool, cotton, and silk, and features intricate embroidery, showcasing the rich artisanal heritage of the region.
With the chill of winter wrapping around us, there's nothing like the cozy comfort of a traditional Kashmiri pheran (or piran) to keep us warm and stylish. Rich in history and cultural significance, the pheran has transcended generations to become a timeless winter wardrobe staple. Here are five creative ways to style an authentic Kashmiri Piran and look chic this winter.
One of the most beautiful features of Kashmiri Piran is the delicate embroidery that adorns it, transforming each piece into a work of art. Kashmiri embroidery is renowned for its precision and displays the incredible craftsmanship of artisans who have dedicated their lives to the ancient art form.Kashmiri sozni Embroidery Cashmelon pheran with aari Work on sleets, Pockets and Border of The pheran
URZUV Women Fine Wool Kashmiri Pheran Kashida Aari Embroidery Loose Fitting with Two Pockets (Black)
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The different types of embroidery used on Phirans each give a unique beauty and personality to the garment, making it a true expression of Kashmir's artistic heritage.
Aari embroidery
Tilla embroidery
Zari embroidery
Sozni embroidery
How to style a Phiran? A traditional Kashmiri attire
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Here are five creative ways to style your authentic Kashmiri phiran and make a chic fashion statement this winter.
Classic Elegance with Pashmina Shawl
Opt for a shawl with intricate Kashmiri embroidery to complement the simplicity of the pheran, a harmonious blend of tradition and sophistication.
Boho Vibes with Embroidered Boots
Casual Chic with Skinny Jeans
Statement Accessories for Glamour
Layered Sophistication with Long Coat
Bottom Line
Kashmir's Phiran is not just a winter garment, it is a cultural heritage that has been cherished for generations. Whether you're drawn to warmth, delicate embroidery or timeless style, Phiran is the ideal addition to any winter wardrobe. When you buy Kashmiri Piran, you are not just buying clothing. You are adopting a tradition that has been passed down through the centuries.
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29 June
Kashmiri Jewelry Inspirations For Modern Day Brides. Designerplanet
Kashmiri Jewelry Inspirations For Modern Day Brides. Designerplanet
Traditional Jewellery Guide for the Kashmiri Bride
Kashmiri weddings are a celebration of tradition, culture and beauty. From their pre-wedding ceremonies to post-wedding Kashmiri weddings take place over several days. The practice of giving gold jewelry to each family is an important part of these weddings.
Kashmiri prides itself on its rich traditions and culture and this is reflected in the amazing wedding ceremonies, food and wedding decorations. Colorful lights, dances and traditional Kashmiri songs are an important part of a Kashmiri wedding that makes the whole celebration lively and joyful.
Traditional Kashmiri Wedding Jewelry
Kashmiri wedding jewelry is usually made of gold with precious / semi-precious stones plated. Traditional Kashmiri wedding jewelry is available....
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Dejhoor: Inlaid at the upper end of the cartilage above the ear, the dejhoor is worn by married Kashmiri Pandit women and is a symbol of their marital status. Featuring ‘Aath’, a thin gold necklace that replaces the red string after the wedding ceremony and ‘Athoor’, a necklace that is accompanied by a hexagonal shaped gold dejhoor, these popular earrings are worn by Kashmiri brides Each pandit.
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Made of gold, these earrings are thick and sport the bride with other bangles.
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These traditional Kashmiri wedding ornaments are worn on the forehead. They are gold jewelry and can be in the shape of a circle, semi-circle or triangle. Similar to Maang Tikkas these ornaments can be set in pure gold or encrusted with pearls and gemstones.
This jewelry is very unique and not many women wear it so it will no doubt set you apart from other Kashmiri brides. These ankles are colorful, and one of a kind. Embellished with small metal bells, or better known as ghungroos, these shoes will make you look like a Kashmiri goddess. Here are two Kashmiri shoes that you should consider in particular in getting an idea;
Compared to Kashmiri necklaces, chokers are more colorful and easy to carry. They are not as heavy as Kashmiri necklaces, but give a vibrant Kashmiri sound. If you are not comfortable with making the highest quality Kashmiri necklace, you can opt for a delicate choker instead of the perfect Kashmiri bride look for your wedding.
Kashmiri Chokers
Kashmiri jhumkas are beautiful jewelry. The difference between Kashmiri jhumkas and normal is that Kashmiri jhumkas are slightly larger than normal. In addition, Kashmiri jhumkas have chains attached to them that must always be attached to your hair for this Kashmiri product. Here are a few Kashmiri jhumkas that are a must have
Kashmiri Jhumkas Earrings
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