Graceful in Pink

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Safe & Fashionable Diwali Clothing

Diwali – is the homecoming of Lord Rama, and is celebrated in India with Diyas, sweets, clothes and gifts. This Diwali go traditional with Cotton sarees, designer sarees, silk sarees, Embellished Salwar Suits, and Lehengas. With very many options to pick from it is important to make sure you wear safe and fashionable clothes during Diwali.

                       

Tips to make sure your clothing is safe during this Diwali:

1. Watch out for your dupatta: It is advisable not to wear the dupatta when you go for the fireworks celebration. Since the dupatta hangs freely on your shoulders and dangerously close to ground level where all the fireworks are.

2. Avoid Patiala salwars: A lot of us buy kurtas and suits for Diwali. Instead of wearing Patiala, go for leggings or jeans because it is safer around fireworks as they are more fitted

3. Saree Draping: Saree is an epitome of elegance for Indian women and what better occasion to wear them than on Diwali? The only word of caution here would be to make sure your saree is tied neatly, and the pallu does not hang loose. Tying a silk saree is easier than a designer saree but the best thing to do in any case is to pleat the saree neatly and stuff one end of the pallu around your waist.

4. Saree Length: The length of the saree should be taken into concern while draping. Tie it a little higher than you normally do so that the lower hem of your saree does not end up catching fire. You can also wear wedges or raised platforms to avoid this scenario.

5. Fire Resistant Material: Who said that there are no gorgeous sarees in fire resistant material? Instead of chiffon and gorgette go for jute, silk cotton or cotton sarees that do not catch fire as quickly.

This Diwali we hope you have a beautiful time with your family and friends! It is important to be safe too. To help you with that we have a wide range of collections in different price ranges. To find the perfect clothing for this Diwali, you can visit our store or log in to www.pothys.com . You can also gift your loved ones a gift card from Pothys for this Diwali!

Colours of Navratri

Navratri is one of the most auspicious and widely celebrated Indian festivals. Navratri begins with Mahalaya- the homecoming of Goddess Durga, the following nine days are to worship her avatars. The word Navratri means 'Nine Nights' in Sanskrit.  

Each day has its own significance and thus has a dedicated color, which if worn is considered to bring an auspicious outcome.  Navratri is celebrated all over India, but in different ways.

In North of India Navratri is celebrated with much religious fervor. People tend to fast and worship every day. In Western India Navratri is one of the main festivals. People from all over the area gather to an open place and celebrate the festival by performing the famous Garba dance along with Dandiya-Raas dance. 

In South India, people set up steps and place idols on them, which is known as Golu. They also make special dishes every single day to celebrate. In Kerala three days Ashtami, Navami and Vijaya Dashami are celebrated as Saraswati Puja and books are worshipped. 

Here are the different auspicious colours of Navratri!

1. Red: The most traditional colour which is believed to be an auspicious colour for occasions like marriages, pujas, festivals etc. The colour represent action, vigour and the warmth to get ready for a festival. 

2. Blue: This gorgeous colour represent stable mind, bravery, depth of character and intelligence.

3. Yellow: On most auspicious occasions yellow colour is either worn or yellow colored food is prepared to invite positivity. This colour stands for hope, happiness and is also believed to keep negativity at bay.

4. Green: The colour of nature is associated with growth, fertility and freshness. It also represents hope, new beginnings, new harvest and calmness.

5. Grey: This colour has a deep significance in spirituality. It symbolizes peace, serenity and bravery.

6. Orange:  A sacred colour in Hinduism is orange as it represents fire. The impurities are burnt by fire in order to give purity is the reason behind why this colour is a sacred one!

7. White: White contains an equal balance of all the colors of the spectrum and it is believed to be the colour of perfection. The meaning of white is purity, wholeness and innocence. 

8. Pink: A combination of red and white, pink represents compassion, nurturing and love. Pink calms and reassures emotional energies.

9. Purple: This colour relates to the imagination and spirituality. Purple is believed to assist those who seek the meaning of life and spiritual fulfillment.

For a wide range of colour options you can drop into our store or visit www.pothys.com

Pretty in Pink!

Pretty in Pink Kanchivaram! by Pothys 

This Pink & Purple Kancheepuram saree has Paisley motifs and beautiful zari work all over the body.