Monthly Archives: February 2023

Summer is the most dominant season in India and for an Indian woman, her wardrobe is incomplete without a saree. But with the hustle of the modern world, it's really hard to carry off a saree on a regular basis. This is why chiffon and net sarees are the ideal solutions to this! These are light, sheer and soft material with a slightly rough feel to it. Chiffon and net sarees are dainty, airy yet resilient which will make the wearer feel absolutely comfortable in the hot days of summer. They are quite simple, and while they require maintenance, they are not a hassle to wear at all. In fact, you can totally keep aside your salwar suits and switch to more comfortable and fancy chiffon and net saree.

Summer is on the verge again. It is time again to bring out the light cotton material sarees so that one can have a comfortable time while out. Nothing can be as comfortable as cotton during such humid weather of summer. However, often many complain that it cannot make a gorgeous style statement. This is completely a wrong idea and if draped properly, it can look like a million bucks. When you think of wearing a designer cotton sarees for a wedding you need to think about the accessories as well.

Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941 C.E.) was a Bengali polymath who reshaped Bengali literature and music, as well as Indian art with contextual modernism. According to English calendar he was born on 7th May 1861 in Kolkata to parents Debendranath Tagore and Sarada Devi.

Believe it or not, a big majority of Indian girls and women even in today's times prefer to marry during the winters as summers are known to spoil the wedding makeup and mood. In spite of resisting firmly, if you are left with no choice but to get married during the summers, here are some tips for you on how to stay cool, stylish, and beautiful throughout the most memorable day of your life.

Akshaya Tritiya is a very popular festival that the Hindus and Jains celebrate every year. It is considered as one of the most important days for Hindu community as it is the day of the birth of the Lord Parasurama. The Hindu community considers this day as a lucky day and believes that any venture such as a business or the construction of a building started on that day will follow betterment and prosperity. Akshaya Tritiya is a one day event celebrated in late April or early May. Hindus celebrate this day because, according to them, Akshaya Tritiya is the day when the great God of Wisdom, God Ganesha, started writing the epic work called "Mahabharata". It is believed that when the Pandavas were in exile the Lord presented them a bowl which was named Akshaya Tritiya. That bowl was never empty and produces an unlimited amount of food on demand.

Handloom sarees are the most precious asset of Bengal. It has a huge impact on society as well as economic development in rural India. Here in Adi Mohini Mohan Kanjilal, we have a fresh collection of handloom sarees from all over Bengal. Explore and you will find the colors and tastes of Bengal handloom sarees.

Summer days are ahead and it is important to stay cool for many reasons, like health, style, and comfort. Breathable fabrics, like cotton, khadi, linen, kota, tussar etc allow maximum amount of air to pass through. Sarees of these materials are natural and manmade. These sarees ensure your comfort zone in the summer days.

Poila Baishakh is the first day of Bengali calendar which was introduced by the king Shashanka which is celebrated widely in Bengal and the places wherever the Bengalis are dominating the show by roll strength. This is also known as Nabo Barsho, that is, Bengali New Year.

India is a country of very rich tradition and culture. Here, the traditional occasions are celebrated throughout the year. These traditional occasions are social as well as religious type. Sarees are the most preferred attire of women when it is the time to celebrate a traditional occasion.

Silk Sarees are one of the most loved and popular sarees throughout India and across the world. It is very common to see Indian women donning beautiful silk sarees at traditional or cultural events, pujas, festivals, parties, outings, etc.