Rangoli Journal
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Salwar Suit or Saree for Ashtami Anjali?
Pushpanjali on Ashtami morning is the one moment of the six days where what you are wearing has to survive something specific: a long...
Sep 15 2026
Get Your Blouses Stitched Now: A Puja Tailoring Timeline
Mahalaya falls on 10 October 2026. Shashthi is 16 October. Which means that from about the third week of September, every competent tailor in...
Sep 14 2026
A Kanjivaram at Durga Puja: Yes, and Here Is How
There is a quiet assumption that Durga Puja means Bengali weaves only: Dhakai, Tant, Baluchari, lal paar sada. It is a lovely assumption and...
Sep 13 2026
Organza and Tissue: The Lightweight Saree for a Long Puja Day
Organza and tissue get grouped together because both are sheer and both catch light. They behave completely differently on the body, and choosing wrong...
Sep 12 2026
Six Puja Sarees Under Rs. 5,000 That Do Not Look It
Here is the rule, before the list. A saree looks expensive when the fall is good and the border is finished properly. Not when...
Sep 11 2026
Tussar Silk for Puja: Bengal's Own Festive Saree
Every Puja wardrobe conversation starts with the heavy silk for Ashtami. Almost nobody plans the other five days, which is how people end up...
Sep 10 2026
Katan Silk: The Banarasi Weave Worth Saving Up For
If you have ever stood in a shop being shown six sarees that are all called Banarasi and quietly wondered why three of them...
Sep 09 2026
Banarasi or Kanjivaram: Which Silk Saree Should You Buy?
Ask for "a silk saree" in any good shop and you will be shown both. They look related from a distance and are anything...
Sep 08 2026