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Crafts of Kashmir from apparel to decor, are handcrafted in very traditional and age old technique. Explore the wonderful world of craft in the valley. Kashmir is a land known widely for its natural beauty. For ages it has charmed the lovers of nature from all over the world. In praise of its enchanting landscapes, the great Mughal king Shahjehan once remarked that if there’s a heaven on earth, it’s here in Kashmir. Similar is the crafts of Kashmir, charming and colourful. Here one cannot overlook the inspirations drawn from the nature by the talented craftsmen of the region. However many of the Kashmir crafts like furnishing and apparel, are not the medium of carrying forward the local or the family craft tradition, yet they are created with as much dedication as all other crafts of the region. It is the craftsmen’s need to survive and cater to the markets in the country and abroad that has brought this beautiful craft tradition where it stands today in the world of crafts. The Kashmir craft comprises of many charming handmade products. Ranging from the objects of home décor, apparel and much more.
The diamond is the highest expression of the white light – the universal light. It is the emperor of stones, the most precious and powerful. It is the highest symbol of clarity, purity, illumination. It represents the pure focus of energy emanating from the will aspect of divinity. it helps to harmonize the heart and the will with divine mind, creating the trinity of perfection.
All seven rays blend into the cosmic unity of the one and the diamond contains all the attributes and qualities toward a perfected state in the mineral kingdom. It is the gem with the highest potency and its functions are unsurpassed. Unlike other stones, the diamond is a coal which, through countless polishings and faceting, acquires its incredible brilliance. We, too, can learn from that process.
The diamond carries great healing power. It cures most illnesses and is a great protector against negative vibrations and thoughts. The diamond is hard and sharp; it cuts off all arbitrary conceptions and leads us to the other shore of enlightenment.
Man’s desire to decorate himself with objects of Nature like feathers, seeds, and cowrie shells was the inital stage in the development of jewellery. The tribals took great care to collect these items for their individual decoration. With the beginning of agriculture, jewellery became linked with the status of a man in society and also a form of savings. In India, jewellery is counted as the wealth of a woman, which she inherits from her father or her husband as a gift. Jewellery is mostly associated with married women in Indian society.
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The roots of jewellery in India can be traced back to ancient times. In early India, people shaped jewellery out of natural materials like seeds, feathers, leaves, fruits, animal bones, claws and teeth. This type of jewellery is used by the different tribal societies even today. The epics like the Ramayana and the Mahabharata are filled with rich details of ornment. The people of the Indus Vally civilisation were the first ones to start jewellery making. Excavations have yielded a rich collection of objects in stone, bronze and terracotta. One of the most known figurines is the dancing girt (in bronze) wearing a necklace and a series of bangles, almost covering one arm, her hair dressed in a complicated coiffure. By 1500 BC, the population of Indus Valley had created moulds for metal and terracotta ornaments.
India is popular for its culture and religion. India Statues of Hindu gods and goddesses are very popular as gift for thanksgiving to someone who like culture and religion. The Hindu Gods are surprisingly human in character. They are omnipotent, solemn, and judgmental supreme beings like the Semitic and Christian gods. Hindu gods are supremely powerful but they are also capable of impulsive mistakes, sudden anger, and great compassion. The devotees always have a personal image of the deity in their minds and the many hued gods match their spiritual needs. For the devotee of Shiva the god is the benign but at times volatile father, our Baba Vishwanath. Vishnu can be the calm, royal Rama and also the more subtle, humorous, and kind Krishna, who is not just king but also the divine lover and a compassionate god. In her many aspects, the Mother Goddess as Parvati is gentle, as Annapurna she is generous, and as Durga fiercely protective of her worshippers.
