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Professional Diploma In Fashion Business

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Submitted on: 21st Decemeber,2022

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This project would not be possible without the invaluable help and
support of a number of my professors, classmates and colleagues. I
would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to
all those who have accompanied me on this academic journey.

I would like to thank my Dean (Mr. Antonio M. Grioli) who gave me the
opportunity to do the project.

I would also thank my tutors ( Ms. Ananya Pati), for her guidance in
helping me to conduct the project.

A very special vote of thanks to Pearl Academy, Mumbai providing me

with the platform to conduct the project.

Thank you!

Name Surname - Ameesha Pawar

Date - 21/12/2022
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1 2 INTRODUCTION

2 3-6 PRE-WEDDING RITUALS AND OUFITS

3 7-11 WEDDING MORNING RITUALS

4 12- 31 WEDDING RITUALS AND OUTFITS

5 32-39 WEDDING EVENING RITUALS

6 40 CONCLUSION

7 41 HARVARD REFRENCING
Bengali
Wedding
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1.INTRODUCTION

Bengali culture is one of the most vibrant in India's diverse population

of cultures. Bengal has a few rituals that the entire country of India
finds amusing and interesting, much like every state has its own
unique set of marital customs and rituals. A Bengali wedding is not
only "bigger than life," but also distinctive and fun thanks to a number
of exciting traditions, such as the holding of a paan leaf tradition
before the bride and groom's first look.

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2. PRE-WEDDING OUTFITS & RITUALS

2.1 AADAN-PRADAN - Finalization of date

The elaborate Bengali wedding tradition begins with the Adan

Pradan ritual, in which the relatives of the bride and the groom
gather to decide on the wedding date.

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2.2 AASHIRBAAD-The Blessing

In this custom, the bride is visited by the groom's family, who

bestow upon her blessings and gifts as a representation of their
acceptance of her into their family. Dhan, or rice with the husk, and
dubyo, or trefoil leaves, are given as blessings to the bride and the
groom.

The gifts include family treasures, gold jewellery, etc. On the

wedding day, the woman is anticipated to wear this jewellery. The
bride dons a dhakai jamdani or a fine silk saree.

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2.2.1 DHAKAI JAMDANI

One of the nicest types of the finest muslin is unquestionably a

type of cotton fabric called jamdani. As the name implies, "Dhakai"
has been one of the most artistically woven textiles from
Bangladesh.

The Dhakai Jamdani fabric is customarily made on a brocade loom

in and around Dhaka, Bangladesh. The old Hindu traditions and
Mughal patronage combine to create the feather-light Jamdani
sarees. One of the oldest and finest weaving styles, Dhakai
Jamdani was originally developed in Bengal.

Dhakai Jamdani
Saree

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2.3 AIBURO-BHAAT- The Last Meal as Unmarried

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Aiburo and bhaat both refer to being single. In other words, it

means "the last rice taken by the person while the person is still
single." This typically takes place in a large gathering and ushers in
the Bengali wedding festivities.

2.4 NITBOR AND NITKONE- Companions to the Bor & Kone

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Kone is the bride, and Bor is the groom. The groom's boy
companion from the aiburo-bhaat until the wedding is known as the
nitbor. A young girl from the bride's family does the same for the
bride. She goes by the name of Nitkone.

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2.2.2 SHANKHA-POLA-Sign of Marriage

A Bengali married woman

typically wears sindoor and
conch shell- and red coral-
based pala bangles on both
wrists. These are often worn
by the bride beginning the
night before the wedding.

Hindu women use shankha

(conch bangles) made of
conch shell as decorations at
their weddings as part of a
religious ritual. The father or
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bangles as the wedding songs

are being sung.

Because it is fragile, shankha

must be treated carefully.
White Shankha represents
purity, while red coral Shankha Pola
represents happiness and
fertility. Few women consider
Shankha Pola to be a symbol
of their devotion to their
husbands and their faith in
the value of marriage.

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3. WEDDING MORNING RITUALS AND OUTFITS

3.1 DODHI MANGAL– The Day Break Meal

Bengali wedding customs begin long before dawn. The bride and
groom are given flattened rice, known as chuda, that has been
soaked, along with mishit doi or sweet yoghurt.

The bride and groom will only eat this dinner properly up until their
wedding. Other than sweets and water, they are not allowed to eat
or drink anything.

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3.2 NANDI MUKH– Homage to the Ancestors

This rite entails

honouring and showing
respect to both the
bride's and the groom's
ancestors.

To carry out the

procedure, the bride and
the groom sit with the
oldest male member of
their respective families.

It is a Vedic ceremony in
which a priest must
participate. This tradition
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3.3 GAYE HOLUD- Smearing of the purifying Turmeric

There are some

similarities between this
Bengali wedding rite and
the north Indian haldi
tradition, but there are
also some distinctions.

The first Gaye Holud

ceremony is held at the
groom's house at a certain
auspicious hour.

Some of the groom's

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applied to the groom's
skin to the home of the
bride.

Additionally, the bride is

given a brand-new saree,
often made of cotton and
coloured in yellow and
red.

Only when she changes

into this saree does the
gaye holud rite at the
bride's home begin.

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3.3.1 GAYE HOLUD- Outfits

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Cotton Saree Cotton Kurta

The most popular type of

Cotton or silk are the
saree worn by Indian typical materials for the
women is cotton. kurta.

The cotton crop lives in India provides a vast

the Indian subcontinent. selection of fabrics
Around 5000 years ago, suitable for kurta sets for
India recognised the ability guys.
to weave and dye cotton.
The majority of cotton and
Every state has its own linen textiles, with the
age-old tradition of cotton exception of the silk-
weaving. cotton fabric, are very
simple to handle.

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3.4 TATTA- The Gifts

Bengalis give and receive

gifts at weddings.

These presents range from

chocolates to a whole fish
to various ethnic clothing
options, cosmetics,
toiletries, and accessories
for the bride and groom as
well as clothing for family
members, nitbors, and
nitkone.

These typically come in

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4. WEDDING RITUALS AND OUTFITS

4.1 Bride's Outfit- A Red Silk Benarasi Saree

A Banarasi saree is one that was created in Varanasi, a historic city

also known as Benares (Banaras).

The saris are among the best in India, and they are renowned for
their luxurious needlework, exquisite silk, and gold and silver
brocade, or zari.

The saris are constructed of highly woven silk, are embellished

with elaborate designs, and are somewhat heavy due to the
stitching.

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4.1.1. 6 Red Banarasi Wedding Saree Designs

1. Blood red saree with large leaves

are
The huge golden leaves

one of the most well-liked

patterns on a red Banarasi
bridal saree.

You can try draping it in a

Bengali saree drape with
square plaits in the front or
choose front plaits because it
is a classic favourite among
Bengali brides.

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2. Brick red saree with purple dupatta

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A bridal saree from Banaras with a unique hue and pattern.

A saree that is brick red with dull pink borders and silver work all
over it.

Carry a floor-length purple dupatta over your head, dropping

towards the back, and drape a loose short pallu over it.

The key feature of this outfit is the short pallu, which makes it
simpler to handle a long dupatta.

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3. Rose red saree with yellow blouse

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Wear a flowy pallu with a red Banarasi bridal saree in a rose hue.

For an edgy style, wear your saree with a 3/4-sleeved yellow blouse.

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4. Scarlet red saree with a purple pallu

For the important event, a red Banarasi wedding saree with a purple
pallu was worn.

The clashing dual colours on this saree make it beautiful.

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5. Blood red saree with a heavy embroidered pallu

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The pallu is the distinguishing feature of a genuine red Banarasi

bridal saree.

Display a blood-red Banarasi with a pallu that is richly embroidered

in paisley or leaf patterns with delicate golden thread work.

Either draping the saree in a Bengali or Gujarati way with the pallu
coming from the front.

The main goal is to highlight Zari's incredible talent.

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6. Wine red saree with a long back pallu

Here's a drape that practically every bride in the nation loves right
away.

An elegant Banarasi wedding saree in wine red with plaits at the

back that are elegantly draped and fastened.

A floor-length pallu is maintained to emphasise the elegance.

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4.2 Essential elements for a Bengali Bride
4.2.1. Jewelry & Ornaments :-

Nupur ( Anklet) -

In Bengali marriages, the customary silver anklets are regarded as

being extremely lucky.

In the belief that it will bring pleasure and prosperity to the home, it
is adorned on the bride's ankle.

Silver anklets, which are worn with saris, are a significant item of
jewellery at Indian weddings.

A stunning pair of silver payals are all that's required for a woman
to give her feet some flair.

Nupur (Payal)

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Kamarbandh ( Waistband)-

This is another splendid Bengali wedding jewellery that is worn by

a Bengali bride on her Beautiful Banarasi saree.

Kamarbandh is a gold waist ornament that is adorned with floral or

leafy motifs.

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Mantasha (Hand Wristlet) -

Bengali women hold the gold wristlet in their hands when they wear
it.

This wide gold-plated bangle boasts a detailed design, fine golden

lace, and a sophisticated ring-hooked closure.

This gorgeous accessory is worn on just one hand.

Mantasha

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Chur & Bala (Bangles of a bengali woman) -

The traditional bangles known as chur and Bala must be worn to

complete a Bengali bride's look. Typically, mothers or
grandmothers will give newlyweds these tasteful, sparkling bangles
as heirloom jewellery.

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Loha Badhona (Traditional iron bangles)-

The most significant item of Bengali bridal jewellery is a gold-plated

iron bangle.

The Loha Badhano is a crucial component of the Bengali wedding

jewellery set that the bride's in-laws give her.

Shakha and pola go well with these iron bangles.

Loha Bandhona

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Saath Noli Haar (Alluring Layered Necklace) -

This elegant necklace is created with a complex design out of pure

gold. This lovely necklace includes a core pendant and five or
seven layers of chain.

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Sita Haar (Diving Necklace)-

This lovely piece of Bengali wedding jewellery is strikingly similar
to the necklace that Devi Sita wore and which is mentioned in the
Ramayana tale.

The longer gold necklace with the name "Sita Haar" was inspired
by celestial jewellery.

Sita Haar

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Jhumko (Classic Earrings)-

Popular Bengali earrings called jhumko are typically worn on

wedding days. Beautiful floral designs were used in the creation of
these earrings.

Jhumko

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Nolok (Nose Ring)-

The nolok, or Bengali nose pin, is a magnificent item of jewellery.

Bengali brides adorn their pierced noses with this bridal jewellery.
Nolok is typically a big gold ring that is strung up.

Nolok

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Tikli (Head Pendant)-

Tikli is a breathtakingly lovely headpiece. In various parts of India,

this traditional headpiece is also called as Manng tika. Bengali
bridal tikli is jewellery in the form of a pendant that is connected by
thin gold chains. It is typically worn in the middle of the hair's
portion.

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Gach Kouto (The Pot)-

The "Gaach Kouto" is a pot that often contains a silver coin and a
scarlet powder called sindoor. It is given to newlywed women. They
are expected to transport them alone.

Gach Kouto

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Chandan Kolka ( Bindi) -

Sandalwood powder is known as chandan. It is used to adorn the

bride's forehead with Kolka, or patterns surrounding the Red Bindi.

Chandan Kolka

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Alta (Mehndi)-

Women's hands and feet are typically dyed red with alta, which is
most common in the Indian subcontinent. During weddings and
festivities, it is administered with a cotton swab or brush to the
hands and feet.

In Bengali culture, Alta is extremely important. Regardless of their

religious affiliation, Bengali women customarily wear alta on their
hands and feet for weddings and cultural celebrations like Pahela
Baishakh, Pahela Falgun, and others in Bangladesh and the Indian.

States of West Bengal, as well as Tripura and Assam. For Bengali

and Odia ladies, wearing an alta during the Durga Pooja is a
common custom.

Alta

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4.2 Groom's Outfit- Punjabi & Dhoti

Dhoti -

Without a Dhoti, a Bengali groom's costume is lacking. As a result,

it is one of the most classic components of a Bengali boy's attire.
The groom typically wears a silk dhoti that is either white or cream
in hue. Cotton-based dhotis are also worn by some dhotis.

However, traditional dhotis are made of silk. Modern grooms also

choose crimson and other dark colours of the dhoti instead of the
traditional white and beige hues. The border of the dhoti is simply
embroidered in gold and is plain. The delicate border keeps the
dhoti's appearance simple.

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Punajbi -

Punjabi is a silk Kurta with a

complex pattern. It appears
opulent and ethnic when worn
with a dhoti.

The Punjabi typically has a

crimson colour and
complements off-white silk
bottoms beautifully.

However, the grooms might

discover them in a variety of
hues and designs, and each one
feels and appears royal. The
plain dhoti looks elegant and
complements the dense
embroidery.

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4.2.1. Essential elements for a Bengali Groom

Topor -

Both the Bengali bride and the husband wear topor. It is a type of
traditional headgear fashioned from shoals and paper. It's a white
cone-shaped item that Bengali men wear as part of their wedding
apparel and is thought to be lucky.

One is for the bride and one is for the groom because it comes in a
pair. It is rare to have a wedding where the groom is not donning a
Topor.

Bengali weddings traditionally feature the lucky colours of red and

white.

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Jor :-

The Bengali boys who are engaged are expected to wear jor, a
silken drape, throughout the wedding festivities. The majority of it
is off-white, while cream-colored options are also available.

During the wedding rites, the groom wears only the Jor, which
typically has a delicate golden embroidery, and sits bare-chested
with it slung over his left shoulder. When performing their wedding
ceremonies, some Hindu grooms wear silk stoles similar to the Jor.

The jor is fastened to the bride's dupatta before the bride and
groom do their seven circles around the holy fire as priests recite
sacred mantras.

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Jutti -

The groom typically wears a traditional Jutti, commonly referred to

as a mojdi, with this attire. It not only goes well with the Punjabi
and dhoti, but it also somewhat enhances the dhoti.

The aircraft dhoti, which has just one small piece of beautiful
needlework on it, is the cause. The Jooti is available in colours of
red and brown and is richly decorated. Bengali grooms dress in
their wedding attire with a Jutti, much like other grooms do. For
weddings, some organisations also choose leather loafers or
sandals.

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5. WEDDING EVENING RITUALS

5.1. BOR BORON – Welcoming the Groom

The Bengali bride's home remains tranquil until her fiancé and the
bor jatri, or his friends and relatives, come.

The bride arrives in a distinctively decorated automobile.

The bride's mom performs the ceremony, blessing and welcoming

the husband by lighting a lamp atop a bamboo winnow, or kula.

She offers him water and chocolates while performing aarti.

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5.2. PATTA BASTRA – The Sacred Attire

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The primary Bengali wedding rites take place on the stage or

square-shaped chhadnatola, also known as the wedding mandap.

The groom must change into special clothing known as the patta
bastra before the rites can begin.

This outfit consists of a dhoti and a piece of cloth that the groom
must wrap over the upper half of his body. It is given to the
husband by an elderly bride's family member.

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5.3. SUBHO DRISHTI – The First Auspicious Glance

The bride is carried to the chhadnatola by her brothers on a pidi, a

small wooden stool, to begin the Bengali wedding rites.

She is led in seven rounds around the groom while a betel leaf is
used to conceal her face.

The bride and groom then slowly remove the betel leaf from their
faces and look at each other for the first time on their wedding day.

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5.4. MALA BODOL – Exchange of Garlands

The bride and groom then trade garlands three times. During this
festive tradition, the bride is raised by friends so that it becomes
more difficult for the husband to place the garland around her neck.

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5.5. SAMPRADAN – The Induction of Bride into Groom's Family

The Sampradan is the

Kanyadaan's Bengali
equivalent. The bride's
father or an elderly male
family member carries out
the rite, which denotes
giving the daughter over to
the man who will become
her husband. Additionally, it
denotes a formal initiation
into the gotra and family of
the groom. The bride's hand
is put on the groom's as the mymandap.com
priest repeats Vedic
mantras.

5.6. YAGNA – The Sacred Fire

The priest is now

seated next to the
bride and the groom
while they perform
the yagna in front of
the holy fire. The
Bengali wedding
ceremony is carried
out to make the God
of Fire, Agni, a
witness to the holy
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5.7. SAPTAPADI – The Seven Important Steps

Although this rite may resemble Saat Phere, that is not the case.

The bride must step on seven betel leaves sequentially as part of

this rite.

The bride leads, while the groom moves a nora with his feet. A nora
is a cylinder-shaped stone used for spice grinding.

The bride's saree pallu is fastened to the groom's patta bastra prior
to this procedure.

This knot is known as a gatchhora.

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5.8. ANJALI – The Offering

Puffed rice is presented as an offering to the holy fire. The groom

holds the bride's hands from behind her as they both slowly pour
the offering into the yagna fire. The bride's brother hands her the
puffed rice.

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5.9. SINDOOR DAAN – Smearing the Vermillon

The groom applies vermillion or sindoor to the bride's hair part as

the final step in the marriage ceremony. Depending on his family's
traditions, the groom may use a kunke, or rice measurement tool, a
darpan or mirror, a coin, or a finger ring for the purpose. The
bride's head and face are immediately covered with a brand-new
saree from the groom's family following the sindoor daan. The lajja-
bastra is the name of this saree.

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5.10. BIDAY – The Farewell

The timing of biday is determined by family-specific traditions. The

day following the wedding, some brides depart the paternal home
early, while others' families don't bring the bride home until after
dusk. The bride's departure from her house and family is a sad
moment. All senior members of the bride's family have their feet
touched by the bride and groom. Just before leaving, the bride
places some rice on her mother's pallu, which is a significant
element of the rite.

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6. CONCLUSION

The main purpose of a wedding

ceremony is to provide the bride and
groom a chance to make pledges to one
another. These commitments serve as
the cornerstone of their union and grant
the celebrant clergy the authority to
pronounce the couple husband and wife.

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“Bengali Hindu Wedding.” Wikipedia, 14 Nov. 2022,

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengali_Hindu_wedding.

“25 Bengali Wedding Customs & Traditions - a Complete Guide.”

GetEthnic, 14 June 2020, getethnic.com/blogs/bengali-wedding.

“Everything You Need to Know about Bengali Wedding Rituals.”

Styl Inc, 27 Apr. 2022, styl-inc.com/blogs/everything-you-need-to-
know-about-bengali-wedding-rituals/.

“Jamdani.” Wikipedia, 10 Apr. 2022, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamdani.

Sen, Vihaan. “Importance of Shakha Paula and How to Carry Them

Well.” Medium, 28 Oct. 2015, medium.com/@vihaansen/importance-
of-shakha-paula-and-how-to-carry-them-well-885bbdbb9556.

“8 Red Banarasi Wedding Saree Designs That Would Totally Steal

the Show on Your Big Day.” Www.weddingwire.in,
www.weddingwire.in/wedding-tips/red-banarasi-wedding-saree--
c2371.

“5 Essential Things Every Bengali Groom Needs for His Wedding

Look - Betterhalf.” Www.betterhalf.ai, www.betterhalf.ai/wedding/5-
essential-things-every-bengali-groom-needs-for-his-wedding-look.
Accessed 19 Dec. 2022.

“63 Bengali Wedding Photography Ideas in 2022 | Bengali Wedding,

Wedding Photography, Wedding.” Pinterest,
in.pinterest.com/bukandas/bengali-wedding-photography/.

“1,800 Bengali Wedding Rituals Stock Photos, Images &

Photography.” Shutterstock,
www.shutterstock.com/search/bengali-wedding-rituals?
image_type=photo.

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 INDEX
SR NO. PAGE NO. TITLE

1 1 INTRODUCTION

2 2 HISTORY

3 3 FOUNDER

4 4 OWNER

5 5 BRAND IDENTITY

6 6-10 PRODUCT CATEGORIES

PRODUCT LINE OF PRADA

7 11-19 HANDBAGS

8 20 PRADA'S SAFFIANO LEATHER

HISTORY OF THE HERO-

9 21 PRADA NYLON BAGS

10 22 CONCLUSION

11 23 HARVARD REFRENCING
1.INTRODUCTION

An Italian fashion brand is Prada (also known as a "fashion label" or

"fashion house"). It has items and stores all around the world. It
focuses on leather purses, shoes, ready-to-wear, travel items, and
other fashion accessories.

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2. HISTORY

Mario Prada founded the business in Milan, Italy, in 1913 under the
name Prada Brothers. Mario Prada forbade any female members of his
family from working for his company because he didn't think women
should have a place in business.

But after he passed away in 1958, his son had no interest in taking
over, so Luisa Prada, his daughter, took over and maintained the
business until 1978.

Luisa Prada's daughter Miuccia took over and has been running the
business ever since. Miuccia expanded the business by giving it a
more bohemian aesthetic.

Another brand of apparel that adheres to the "high" image of vintage

products is Miu Miu. It is frequently simpler. Miuccia Prada was known
as Miu Miu as a young girl.

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3. FOUNDER- Mario Prada

Mario Prada, who was the company's creator and original designer and
was born in Milan and passed away in 1958, was a fashion house
known for its high-end footwear, purses, luggage, and leather items for
both men and women. Mario Prada and his brother Martino established
Prada as Fratelli Prada in 1913. (English: Prada Brothers). Its initial
headquarters were in Milan, Italy. For over a century, Prada has
existed. The House of Prada was established in 1913 by Mario Prada.
The first store opened on Milan's iconic Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele II.
This original store, which was owned and handled by Mario Prada,
initially sold luggage, trunks, steamers, and other leather products.

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4. OWNER- Miuccia Prada

Maria Bianchi, also known as

Miuccia Prada, is an Italian fashion
designer who was born in Milan on
May 10, 1949. She is best known for
being the head designer for the
Prada fashion house. She is
recognised for fusing traditional
and modern styles through the use
of minimalist designs.
Miuccia Prada, Mario Prada's
youngest granddaughter, took over
the family-run luxury goods
company in 1978. Since then, the
business has purchased Helmut
Lang, Jil Sander, and Church & Co.
footwear brands. Prada established
her own museum of modern art in
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5. BRAND IDENTITY

PHYSIQUE
PERSONALITY
Modern Style Elegant
Opulent Fabrics Sophisticated
Earthy Tones Forward Thinking
Clean Lines Confident

RELATIONSHIP CULTURE

Enduring Italian
Straight Forward Garceful
Rich Taste Craftsman
Functional Leather Goods

REFLECTION SELF-IMAGE

Refines Feminine
Natural Confident
Graceful
Ultra Modern

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6. PRODUCT CATEGORIES

The Prada brand currently sells apparel, footwear, and leather goods
for both men and women that combine cutting-edge, sophisticated
design with the individuality of handcrafted items.

A. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND WOMEN:

Prada's clothing and

accessories have been
characterised as traditional and
unconventional, frumpy yet
cool, and distinguished by a
hazy techno-retro vibe.

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B.SHOES & HEELS:

Prada's clothing and

accessories have been
characterised as traditional
and unconventional, frumpy
yet cool, and distinguished
by a hazy techno-retro vibe.

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C.EYEWEAR:

On the left lens, the

Prada logo is typically
engraved as well. The
Prada emblem and the
words "Made in Italy"
will be printed on the
inside arm of the model
to indicate that the
sunglasses were made
at the Luxottica plant in
Italy, where all Prada
sunglasses are
produced.
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D. PERFUMES:

Prada Candy Eau de

Parfum is a fun and chic
women's scent with
delicate white musks,
cosy benzoin, and a touch
of irresistible caramel.

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High-quality Prada perfume will

persist for hours after application
because to the premium
chemicals utilized in the
manufacturing process. 
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E. HANDBAGS:

Since the company's founding

in 1913, Prada has specialised
in producing high-end leather
purses. Because of how well-
liked the bags are, the company
frequently includes vintage
silhouettes in its modern lines.

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7. PRODUCT LINE OF PRADA HANDBAGS:

Prada Shoulder Bags

Quilted nappa leather shoulder bag

This nappa leather purse has a sophisticated appearance thanks to its

sleek, structured shape. Along with the all-over geometric stitching, the
metal accents in the corners produce a special play of shapes. A
distinguishing feature of the flap is the metal lettering logo.

Code for this item is

1BD333 2DF0 F0002 V VO4.
Top-stitching
adjustable chain handle
Adjustable and removable
leather shoulder strap 100
cm
a flap with a metal writing
logo
Closure with a magnetic
flap
lining in nappa leather with
a patch pocket
Size: 12 cm
Size: 5.5 cm
Size: 19 cm
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 Satin mini-bag with crystals Prada Cleo brushed leather

shoulder bag
On this small bag with a chain

The refined allure of the Prada

handle, exquisite stitching, a Cleo bag reinvents a legendary
representation of the brand's 1990s brand design. This hobo
expertise, creates a triangle bag has a smooth, airy
motif that evokes the jewellery appearance because to its
industry. streamlined, curving lines,
which are enhanced by the
unique sloping structure on the
bottom and sides.

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 Prada Top Handles

Prada Galleria satin mini-bag with crystals

On this Prada Galleria bag, a surface covered with sparkling crystals of

varied sizes provides a priceless play of sparkles and glimmers that
evokes the jewellery industry.

Prada Re-Edition 1995 brushed-leather mini handbag

This handbag is a re-edition of a classic Prada bag from 1995 and is

distinguished by its exquisite geometric shape and clean, simple lines.
Its design, which features a central zipper fastening and a stylish
accent of screen-printed letters for the brand, combines formal
attractiveness and practicality.

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 Prada Hobo Bags

Prada Cleo brushed leather shoulder bag

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An iconic style from the brand's nineties era is reinterpreted in the

Prada Cleo purse with refined elegance. This hobo bag has a delicate,
airy appearance because to its sleek, curving lines, which are
enhanced by the bottom and sides' unique slanted structure.

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 Re-Nylon padded hobo bag

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This Re-Nylon cushioned hobo bag features a patchwork effect triangle

motif and is meant to also be worn as a shoulder bag thanks to the
adjustable logo-print strap.

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Small Saffiano Leather Padded Re-Nylon tote bag

Double Prada Bag

A double handle and Re-Nylon, a regenerated

removable shoulder strap yarn that is the
are included with the Prada sustainable progression of
Double bag in Saffiano Cuir an industrial fabric made
leather. The interior flap famous by Prada in the
pocket and script logo set 1980s, is a tote bag that
this bag apart from others features a patchwork motif
with nappa leather lining. reinterpreting the
company's trademark
triangular logo.

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 Prada Mini Bags

Prada Triangle satin \

mini-bag with crystals
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New geometric forms and original interpretations of Prada's historical

code are inspired by a study on the triangle. This satin bag's sleek
lines and iconic shape bring back the style, which is totally
embellished with sparkling crystals for an elegant look. The basic
design is enhanced by the emblem, a triangle made of enamelled metal.

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 Prada Backpacks & Beltbags

Re-Nylon medium backpack Re-Nylon belt bag

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For this famous Prada This unique belt bag is

backpack, which blends a composed of Re-Nylon, a
foundation made of Re-Nylon, material that can be
a sustainable version of the endlessly recycled and is
industrial fabric that is a created from recycled,
Prada hallmark, and Saffiano purified plastic materials
leather detailing, a blend of collected in the ocean. It has
materials with modern streetwear elements. The
attractiveness and timeless emblem, a triangle made of
charm were chosen enamelled metal, accentuates
the front.

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Saffiano Leather Work Bag

This classy Saffiano leather briefcase's interior is thoughtfully laid up

for use in the workplace, with two compartments for cellphones, a
zipper pocket, and a pocket sewn to the wall. Its logo is a metal
triangle.

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8. PRADA'S SAFFIANO LEATHER

Saffiano leather, like the majority of innovations in the fashion

industry, was supposedly created by Mario Prada himself in Italy.

Since then, Prada has employed the newly invented leather optic in
several of its most popular bags.

Saffiano leather is a rough leather that is praised for its toughness

and exquisite, high-resistance finish.

Only the finest full-grain leather, purchased from reputable leather

suppliers and specialists in high-end craftsmanship, is used by
Prada.

Many of our essential components are handcrafted from premium

Italian saffiano leather, which is long-lasting, useful, and simple to
maintain.

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9. HISTORY OF THE HERO: THE PRADA NYLON BAGS:

Nylon bags from Prada are still

as sought-after in 2022 as they
were forty years ago. They
have actually earned a spot in
the handbag hall of fame with
Hermès' Birkin, Mulberry's
Alexa, and Fendi's Baguette.

And there doesn't seem to be

any end to its resurgence:
Prada's Re-nylon Re-edition
2000 tiny bag has been chosen
Lyst's "Handbag of the Year"
for 2022, following a 131% rise
in searches this summer, and
over 4.2 million views on
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TikTok for the hashtag
#pradanylonbag.

Since introducing their unique

"Pocono" nylon bags in 1984,
Prada has worked to
demonstrate that functionality
and luxury can coexist, and
that performance textiles do
have a place in the world of
fashion.

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10. CONCLUSION:

The company, which is a rebel in and of itself, is always optimistic

about the future. As Muccia Prada once said, "My idea is always to
avoid nostalgia, Prada it is modernism." People who value simplicity
and utilitarianism in product design will be familiar with the Prada
brand.

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11. HARVARD REFERENCING:

“360 Best Prada Ideas | Prada, Prada Handbags, Prada Bag.”

Pinterest, in.pinterest.com/schaefdesigns/prada/.

“Bags.” Prada, 2019, www.prada.com/ww/en/women/bags.html.

Accessed 20 Dec. 2022.

Davenport, Rosie. “Prada’s Nylon Bags Will Be Forever Cool – Here

Are the Best New and Pre-Loved Styles to Shop and Rent Now.”
Harper’s BAZAAR, 5 Sept. 2022,
www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/fashion/what-to-wear/a40543946/prada-
nylon-bags/.

Missen, A. J. B. “Stiletto-Heel Injury.” BMJ, vol. 2, no. 5415, 17 Oct.

1964, pp. 1008–1008, 10.1136/bmj.2.5415.1008-b. Accessed 26 Nov.
2019.

“The Globalization Strategy and Performance of an Italian

Franchise Optics Corporation: A Study of Luxottica.” Journal of
Distribution Science, vol. 13, no. 5, May 2015, pp. 33–44,
www.koreascience.or.kr/article/JAKO201516863229468.pdf,
10.15722/jds.13.5.201505.33.

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 INDEX
SR NO. PAGE NO. TITLE

1. 1 INTRODUCTION

2. 2 HISTORY

THE LAND OF TEMPLE

3. 3
JEWELLERY

TOOLS AND RAW

4. 4-5
MATERIALS USED

PROCESS OF MAKING
5 6
TEMPLE JEWELLERY

IMPORTANT FACTS
6. 7-9 RELATED TO TEMPLE
JEWELLERY

TYPES OF TEMPLE
7. 10-19
JEWELLERY

FOUR BRANDS TO
8. 20-23 FOLLOW FOR TEMPLE
JEWELLERY

9. 24 CONCLUSION

10. 25 HARVARD REFERENCING

 TEMPLE
JEWELleRY
1.Introduction

By definition, temple jewellery

draws its design cues from
deities, temple tops, and
primitive representations of
divine figures. The most
popular motifs utilised by
jewellers are goddess Lakshmi
and other female deities.

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The cultural legacy of the

southern Indian states is greatly
influenced by temple jewellery,
which is among the most artistic
jewellery designs.Each item of
temple jewellery is meticulously
created, which is its defining
feature.The numerous temples in
south India are a common source
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elaborate sculptures, drawings,
and carvings found there make
for stunning additions to these
pieces.

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2. History

The Chola and Pandya empires are credited with creating temple
jewellery. This type of jewellery was originally produced from
precious metal contributions given to south Indian temples and
was intended to be worn by royalty and deities. Jewelers took
inspiration from temple architecture, history, and the beauty of
deities as temple dancers and devotees began to utilise copies of
such jewellery in their daily rituals. Temple jewellery evolved into a
religiously charged object over time, becoming a crucial heirloom
in every south Indian bride's jewellery collection. Around 3,000 to
400 BC, civilizations that flourished in the Mediterranean and what
is now Iran are where the first evidence of jewellery may be found.

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3. The Land of Temple Jewellery

Two things are associated with Gokak town in the Belagavi

district: the renowned Gokak Waterfalls and the
mouthwatering dry fruit treat known as karadant. Few people
are aware that Gokak is also the home of gold antique and
temple jewellery, though. This handcrafted jewellery is a
fusion of styles created by artists from the coastal town of
Karwar, South Indian acharis, the Vishwakarma group, and,
more recently, Bengali artisans.

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4. Tools and Raw materials used

1. Silver stripes are the primary raw material utilised in jewellery

production.

Silver Stripes

2. Lacquer: For the purpose of securing stones, the lacquer is filled into the
flowery pattern's holes.

Lacquer

3. Forceps: These serve as holders for things..

Forceps

4.Half Flattened Chisel: The chisel is used for edge smoothening of

the jewelry.

Half Flattened Chisel

5.Gold Solution: This solution is applied during the electroplating process

to produce a striking gold appearance.

Gold Solution

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6.Soap Solution: This solution is used for cleaning and polishing jewellery.

Soap Solution

7.Coloured Shining Paper:

In order to reflect the colour, this paper is attached beneath the stone.

Coloured Shining Paper

8.Stones: Jewelry is made with colourful stones..

Stones

9. Gold Leaf: Between the silver lines and stones, the gold leaf is fastened..

Gold Leaf

10.Wire: The beads are fastened to the jewellery with golden wire.y

Wire

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5. Process of making Temple Jewellery

STEP 1- A silver billet is used in making temple jewelry, which is

cut into pieces, wires and sheets using the roiling machine.

STEP 2- Silver pieces are cut into desired strips using scissors
and bent according to desired design.

STEP 3- Using flux paste the designed silver pieces are pasted
and heated.

STEP 4- Lac is mixed with black stone powder, which is called

Aaraku and filled the gaps.

STEP 5- Silver designed piece is heated to melt Aaraku and again

filled the gaps.

STEP 6- Silver designed piece cleaned thoroughly using the

soap water and buffing machine.

STEP 7- Electroplating is the process of coating metal or metal

object with a very thin layer of another meta, typically by
applying a direct electric current.

STEP 8- Lac is stuck to a wooden handle and melted using the

fire to stick the gold plating metal.

STEP 9- Wooden handle is dipped in the water and surface is

evened by rubbing it with brush.

STEP 10- Aaraku is heated to stick the Gems. Gems are stuck to
the silver designed piece before sticking it to the Aaraku is
heated and the colour paper is stuck under the gem.

STEP 11- Once the gems are stuck, later golden paper is stuffed
in between the gaps. Metal wire is cut and pearls are inserted i
the wire and fixed to the locket.

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6. Important Facts related to Temple Jewellery

6.1. Motifs used in temple jewellery-

The very definition of temple

jewellery means that the pieces
seek inspiration from deities,
temple tops and divine figurines in
their most basic form. Goddess
Lakshmi and other female deities
are the most commonly used
motifs by jewellers. In addition to
these recurring choices, temple
jewellery also includes elements
such as leaves, trees, coins, bells,
and so on.

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6.2. The art of temple jewellery evolved over the years

Initially, each piece of temple

jewellery was crafted entirely
by hand, from the mould to
the filing to the finishing.
However, owing to the
advancements in the
technology, modern jewellers
have been opting to have
certain elements of the
procedure, such as the
finishing and polishing, done
by machines. This
significantly reduces the time
taken to craft temple jewellery
pieces.

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6.3. The cultural significance of temple jewellery for brides

Due to the nature of temple jewellery, each time you wear a piece,
you will feel the presence of the divine. Even in modern times,
brides still want to include a little bit of tradition into their special
day. Temple jewellery adds the ideal traditional finishing touch to a
fashionable outfit. Even more so than diamonds, this type of
jewellery is a superb investment for the bridal trousseau because it
is made from large amounts of gold.

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7. Types of Temple Jewellery

7.1. Chains

The most well-liked ornaments of

temple jewellery are temple
chains, which are primarily
embellished to enhance a
woman's beauty. These chains
come in both long and short
lengths, depending on the
wearer's requirements and the
look that goes best with their
outfit. The brightness of the
temple chains is enhanced by the
usage of several priceless
gemstones, including pearls,
kemps, and rubies. In South India,
long chains are referred to as
harams, and patterns such as
strings of gold coins, flowers,
rudraksha stones, and statues of
Hindu deities are sometimes used
to enhance their beauty.

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7.2. Chokers and Necklace

Chokers and temple necklaces are

significant pieces of jewellery used by
ladies to accentuate the beauty of their
necks and bring honour to special
occasions. The necklaces and chokers
have lustre thanks to the use of
different precious and semi-precious
gemstones and pearls. These jewels
also represent Goddess Lakshmi, who
in Hindu mythology is the embodiment
of riches.

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7.3. Bangles & Barcelets

The most important pieces of jewellery for a married woman are her
bracelets and bangles, and everyone dreams of having a set of temple
jewellery bangles. This jewellery comes in a wide range of styles, from
hefty wristbands to dangling ones. People love to wear hanging bell
bracelets that have been tied to them during weddings and other
festive occasions.

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7.4. Armlet

The bride who wears temple armlets at her wedding has made them a
status symbol. It comes with strings to tie around the arms or as
classic armlets that attach. These armlets are made in the style of a
temple sanctum, keeping in mind their historical significance. Most
often, Goddess Lakshmi is positioned in the centre to give the design
an exquisite appearance.

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7.5. Earrings

Temple jewelry's earrings are the most popular, with bell-shaped

patterns. It is offered in both plain gold and a customised version with
many gemstones cut into it. The main stones used to make the pattern
are kemp stones or rubies, and a swirl of small pearls hangs from the
end. Both the basic gold and the designed appearance are exquisite.

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7.6. Rings & Toe Rings

Temple rings and toe rings come in a wide range of styles and are
embellished with both precious and semi-precious stones. The use of
figurines of gods or goddesses as centrepieces has increased
significantly during the past few decades. These rings are expertly
created to give the jewellery a gorgeous appearance and make it
appealing. As the name suggests, toe rings are typically made of silver
and are worn in the toes by women.

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7.7. Anklets

Most temple anklets are made of silver as the base metal and are covered
in gold to give them a dazzling appearance. These are the main highlights
of a classical dancer, who wears heavy anklets with trinkets in their feet.
Although worn today on festive occasions by regular women.

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7.8. Nose Rings

Since ancient times, nose rings

have been a crucial component of
the jewellery worn by women in
India. However, on some festive
occasions, classical dancers,
brides, and other females tend to
wear temple nose rings made of
gold and embellished with pearls
and kundan stones.

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7.9. Waistbelt

In order to enhance their

attractiveness and give
them a divine appearance,
classical dancers and
brides typically wear these
temple jewellery. Temple
waist belts and hip chains
are made of gold or gold-
glazed silver and
embellished with small bells
or trinkets to contribute to
their magnificent
appearance.

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7.10. Price Range

From 2.5 to 10 lacs in price. The price of gold increases with its purity.
Our Temple jewellery gold necklace price ranges from 2.5 Lac to 5 Lac,
and it can reach as high as 10 Lac, depending on the piece's
complexity.

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8. Four Brands to follow for Temple Jewellery in India

8.1 GRT Jewellers

In Chennai, Tamil Nadu, G. Rajendran founded GRT, short for G.R.

Thanga Maligai. The GRT Jewellers was established in 1964 with the
specific goal of concentrating on client satisfaction. One of India's most
reliable jewellers is The GRT Jewellers.

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8.2. JCS Jewel Creations

Among Chennai's jewellery retailers, JCS carries the greatest temple

jewellery. Every piece, no matter how basic or elaborate, is gorgeous.
The rates are unbelievable, and the quality is outstanding. If you're
looking for Temple Jewellery in Chennai, JCS is a great option.

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8.3. NAC Jewellers

The brand-NAC Jewellers was established in 1973 by Anjaneyulu Chetty

(Chairman), and his son AnanthaPadmanaban (Managing Director), who
joined NAC in 1979, expanded the tiny shop into a network of jewellery
stores throughout Tamil Nadu.

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8.4. VBJ Moments

The brand-NAC Jewellers was established in 1973 by Anjaneyulu Chetty

(Chairman), and his son AnanthaPadmanaban (Managing Director), who
joined NAC in 1979, expanded the tiny shop into a network of jewellery
stores throughout Tamil Nadu.

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9. Conclusion

In order to enhance their

attractiveness and give them a
divine appearance, classical
dancers and brides typically
wear these temple
jewellery."Temple jewellery is a
kind of jewellery that is classic
and timeless; these items will
never go out of style. Therefore,
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10.HARVARD REFERENCING

“780 Best Temple Jewellery Ideas | Temple Jewellery, Indian

Jewelry, Jewelry Design.” Pinterest,
in.pinterest.com/anuperla1/temple-jewellery/.

“Everything You Need to Know about Temple Jewellery, from Its

History to Its Evolution.” Vogue India, Vogue India, 17 Sept. 2019,
www.vogue.in/fashion/content/everything-you-need-to-know-about-
temple-jewellery-from-its-history-to-its-evolution.

“Indian Temple Jewelry Is Famous All over the World. But I Had No
Idea about These Facts!” Www.culturalindia.net,
www.culturalindia.net/jewellery/types/temple-jewelry.html.

“What Are Different Types of Temple Jewellery in Trend?”

Hamstech, 28 Jan. 2022, www.hamstech.com/types-of-temple-
jewellery#:~:text=Temple%20jewellery%20comes%20in%20many.

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 INDEX

SR NO. PAGE NO. TITLE

1 1 INTRODUCTION

2 1 THE SCENARIO

3 1 ABOUT THE PLACE

4 2-7 AMEESHA'S ATTIRE

5 8-12 YASHAM'S ATTIRE

6 13 CONCLUSION

7 14 HARVARD REFRENCING
URBAN
EVENING
1.INTRODUCTION:

A Visual Research on a Date Night in Mumbai.

2. THE SCENARIO:
Me (Ameesha ) went on a date with my boyfriend (Yasham) to
Aer Lounge, Mumbai last night . We decided to go to this
beautiful place as it was perfect for our date night with a
magnificent rooftop view of the whole city, This place is in worli,
it has a serene vibe with a great ambience, and serves best food
and wine.
3. ABOUT THE PLACE:
Name: Aer Lounge
Known for: Its view of the city
Cuisines: Continental, Mexican, Finger Food, Desserts.

Popular Dishes: Sundowner, Pizza with Chicken Tikka,

Cocktails, Wine, Potato Wedges, Pockets.

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4. AMEESHA'S ATTIRE:
DRESS

Lottie Petite Longline Knit Dress

BRAND NAME- FOREVER NEW

DESIGNER NOTES:
This chic knit dress is easy to wear from day to night thanks to its flattering
cut.
Size: 111.5 cm (Size 8)
slim silhouette
knit fabric with ribs
round neckline
split cuffs on the sleeves with fit
adjustable waistbelt
side split in a fitted midi skirt
slip-on design
55% viscose, 12% polyamide, and 33% polyester
MRP:₹7,800.00

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JACKET

PRODUCT DETAILS:
Coat with long sleeves
and shoulder padding.
Lapel collar. welt
pockets up front. front
with buttons.
MATERIAL:

Surface Shell Lining

made entirely of
polyester
MRP: ₹ 5,990.00

Soft Fitted Coat

BRAND NAME- ZARA

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 SHOES

White solid slip-on ankle boots

with a block heel
BRAND NAME- LULUANDSKY

PRODUCT DETAILS:
Low block heels with pointy toes,
slip-on closure, solid colour, and
solid mid-top shape define these
faux leather ankle boots. Put on a
trench coat over it and accessorise
with a turtleneck top and midi knitted
skirt.
• Boots for a casual look
Closure: Slip-On; Style: Boots;
Occasion: Casual
Block heels are one type of shoe.
Solid colours.
MRP: ₹1,854

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 HANDBAG

MICHAEL Vanilla Jet Set Medium Pouch

BRAND NAME- MICHAEL KORS
PRODUCT DETAILS:
COLOR:Vanilla
FEATURES:
It has a main compartment and gold hardware as its first characteristic.
It has three credit card slots and an open pocket inside. FEATURE 2.
89.4% PVC, 9.6% Polyester, and 1% PU make up the material.
HEIGHT :12cm
20 cm LENGTH
A blend of materials
Medium Size
Chain width, Chain kind of strap
MRP :₹13,500

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 ACCESSORIES
Rings:

PRODUCT DETAILS:
Add a little This collection of
seven rings may be mixed
and matched to create a chic
stack. Each piece is
individually designed and
made of gold-tone metal.
MRP:₹ 1,500.00

Heart stacking ring set white

BRAND NAME- ACCESSORIZE LONDON

Earrings:

PRODUCT DETAILS:
These little, straightforward
hoops are the ideal
competitor for your earring
stack. The cylindrical profile
has a hand-hammered, rustic
appearance.
MRP:₹ 1,200.00

Small textured hoop earrings

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Watch:

Eclipse Ladies Watch Rose Gold-

GW0314L3
BRAND NAME- GUESS

PRODUCT DETAILS:

Strap colour of the item Color: Rose

Gold, Rose Gold Dial Color
Strap, Product Material Case made of
stainless steel stainless steel as a
material
Product Occasion: Informal and Casual
Dial shape: round Watch Type: Casual
Watch Format: Analog
30-meter water resistance
Type of Clasp: Buckle
Battery as power supply
Timepiece: Check Scratch opposition: no
Product Weight: 300 Case in grammes
10 mm is the thickness.
MRP:₹11,920

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5. YASHAM'S ATTIRE::
SHIRT

PRODUCT DETAILS:

Add a Spread collar and long

sleeves with buttoned cuffs
are features of this slim-fit
shirt. Front buttoned up and
covered by a placket.
MATERIAL:100% cotton
MRP: ₹ 2,990.00

Slim fit shirt

BRAND NAME- ZARA

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 PANTS

Regular fit heritage chinos

BRAND NAME- M&S LONDON

PRODUCT DETAILS:
STYLE
Product Style: Chinos
Regular fit
Button and zip fastening
Unlined
Na
Has Belt loops: Yes
Na
Trouser Style: Na
Added stretch
COMPOSITION
97% cotton, 3% elastane (exclusive of trimmings)
MRP:₹3,999.00

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 SHOES

U.s. Polo Assn. Pawnee Black Drivers - 8

BRAND NAME- U.S. POLO ASSN.

PRODUCT DETAILS:
Product Colour: BLACK
Product Occasion: Smart Casual
Product Year: 2021
Product Season: Summer
Product Material: Leather
Product Pattern: Solid
Product Warranty: 3 months
Fastening: Slip-On
Ankle Height: Regular
Sole Material: TPR
Type: Driving Shoes
MRP:₹ 3449

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 WALLET

Men Tan Embossed Logo Bi Fold Wallet

BRAND NAME- TOMMY HILFIGER.

PRODUCT DETAILS:
Composition and care
Leather
Wipe it with a clean dry cloth
Specs
Bi-fold
Embossed logo on upper
One main compartment with separator sleeve
Two slip pockets
Eight card slots
Inner flap with two cardholders and one ID Cardholder
Comes in a presentation box
Dimensions: 11.5 x 2.0 x 9.5 (in cm)
Country Of Origin - India
MRP: ₹1,739

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 WATCH

Black Watch Ax2164

BRAND NAME- ARMANI EXCHANGE.

PRODUCT DETAILS:
The designer brand's 46mm
matte all-black dial is a stylish
accessory for men. A stainless
steel case with a powder-
coated finish and a chain strap
that terminates in a butterfly
clasp house the all-black
display with a white date telling
slot in a chronograph
mechanism.
Shape: Round
MRP:₹15,995

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6. CONCLUSION:
This is a representation of my visual research on my date night in Mumbai. .
I had a wonderful time at Aer Lounge, they had organized a live music setup,
which made our evening more special.

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7. HARVARD REFRENCING:

“Forever New India Official Website| Women’s Clothing Online -

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“Zomato.” Zomato.com, 2022, www.zomato.com/mumbai/aer-four-

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AMEESH A VITTH AL PAWAR

has successfully completed

Management of Fashion and Lu x u ry Companies

an online non-credit course authorized by Università Bocconi and offered through

Coursera

Erica Corbellini Stefania Saviolo

Director Head of Luxury & Fashion Knowledge Center
MAFED SDA Bocconi
Master in Fashion, Experience and Design Management
SDA Bocconi
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