Mumbai Flower Market – Inside Story In the Previous article, we introduced our journey to Hyderabad flower market. Now is time for Mumbai – Dadar flowers market. The web of local trains...
The City of Nawabs is a rare mix of two worlds. One that is the metropolis, has all the things working for it whereas, in some other parts of town, you happen to visit the Gudimalkapur flower market...
How to Start a Flower Business This era is of startups and entrepreneurship. Everybody wants to jump on the bandwagon of starting something new, revolutionary and amazing that can help them make...
Baby shower or godh bharai is a special occasion, as special as a new baby. This is a ceremony that is organized to welcome the new baby and bless the mother-to-be. And there can’t be a better way...
Shine like a Goddess. Feel like an Angel. Turmeric is an integral part of India’s culture. Be it the culinary art or an auspicious ceremony, turmeric is considered to be the most important part of...
Parlor Palm is also called Chamadorea elegans or Neanthebella Plam. It is a versatile and almost no-maintenance plant that is capable to grow in every indoor & outdoor condition possible with...
Diwali Rangolis and Designs: Diwali is the most celebrated and most awaited feativals in India. Since this festival marks the arrival of Goddess Laxmi, the goddess of wealth, prosperity and luck, ...
Onam Rangoli Design: Onam rangoli designs are made using flowers. In Tamil Nadu, rangoli floor designs are called pookolam and flowers like marigold and chrysanthemums are used to create them...
Rangoli and its Spiritual Significance: It is considered auspicious to draw rangoli in Hindu Dharma during special occasions and religious ceremonies. Rangolis are believed to have spiritual...
Rangoli making is of two types: Form: Circles, cones and lines are form-dominant type of rangoli in India. Ornamental: Ornamental rangoli consists of images of birds, animals, trees, petals, flower...
