Durga Puja

The festival of Durga Puja is associated with joy, food and new clothes. Every lady prepares herself months beforehand to don the most gorgeous Indian sarees during the five days of Durga Puja.

Many Indian traditional handlooms have regained their popularity in the past few years. As for the young women, they are falling in love with the beauty of simplicity that comes with these traditional weaves. And what better occasion than Durga Puja to wear the beautiful handloom sarees from every corner of India?

Handloom Sarees That You Can Count on This Festive Season and Beyond

Among the ever-graceful sarees we have are Tant, Tussar, Baluchari, Jamdani, Banarasi and a lot more. Now, let us introduce you to 15 gorgeous handloom sarees that every woman should adorn in the

Durga Puja is one of the most awaited and celebrated festivals in India, especially in West Bengal. As the festive season approaches, the air fills with excitement, rituals, and an undeniable sense of tradition. Durga Puja, with its blend of spirituality, culture, and festivity, calls for attire that reflects the richness of the occasion. While women adorn themselves with vibrant sarees and elaborate jewellery, men have their own sartorial story to tell. The traditional Kurta Pyjama has long been the preferred attire for men during Durga Puja, blending elegance, comfort, and cultural heritage seamlessly.

In this blog, we will explore the different styles of Kurta Pyjama, how to wear them during Durga Puja, and the modern twists you can add to create your