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Happy birthday to my babiyaaa @nehalaxmi_ and diwali waaley din Birthday hua hai so hence proved u are a Patakhaa 🤩 just dont light urself today 🤪🤣🤣
08 Nov 2026
We are just good friends 🙈😆😛😛
07 Nov 2026
Seasons Greetings and Pure Banarasi Love ❤️ by @silk_ki_garima 💜
06 Nov 2026
When the fabric itself looks like jewellery, you know it’s Banaras.
Banaras brocades are celebrated for their richly woven patterns, elaborate floral motifs and shimmering zari work. Instead of being added as a surface print, many of these designs are created through the weaving itself, giving the fabric an unmistakable sense of depth and luxury.
Rooted in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, this textile tradition has long been associated with special occasions and heirloom wardrobes. Recognised under Bharat GI as Banaras Brocades and Sarees, it honours the artistry of the weavers who turn threads into something extraordinary.
#BharatGI #BanarasBrocadesAndSarees #UttarPradesh #GeographicalIndication #VocalForLocal
04 Nov 2026
Revati and Vivek in Parallel Universe 🤣🤣🤣
04 Nov 2026
Some jewellery adds a finishing touch. This jewellery becomes the whole statement.
The Temple Jewellery of Nagercoil is known for its ornate forms, intricate motifs and striking embellishments inspired by sacred imagery and South Indian decorative traditions. Every detail brings a sense of ceremony and grandeur, making these pieces especially captivating with traditional festive looks.
Crafted in Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu, this jewellery tradition carries the skill of specialised artisans and a rich cultural aesthetic. Recognised under Bharat GI, it celebrates wearable heritage that feels every bit as powerful today as it did generations ago.
#BharatGI #TempleJewelleryOfNagercoil #TamilNadu #GeographicalIndication #VocalForLocal
03 Nov 2026
Bhoomika ke ghar waapas laut aane se Jaiswal parivaar mein chhaayi khushi ki lehar!
Dekhiye #LakshmiNiwas aaj shaam 7:30 baje, sirf Zee TV aur Hindi Zee 5 par.
#Bhoomika #Lakshmi #Shriniwas #Radhika #AapkaApnaZeeTV
(Janki, Revathi, Champa)
03 Nov 2026
The fruit is gone. The pit still has a purpose.
In the mountain communities of Himachal Pradesh, the humble wild apricot offers more than its fruit. Its kernels are used to extract Chulli Oil, traditionally known locally as Gutti ka tel. It’s a resourceful practice that makes use of the fruit’s leftover stones, turning something often discarded into a valuable part of local life.
And this mountain tradition has official recognition. Himachali Chulli Oil is registered under India’s Geographical Indication (GI) system, with the Government of India listing Himachal Pradesh as its geographical area. The GI registration connects this distinctive product to the region and the knowledge behind its production.
From wild apricot kernels to a heritage oil, Himachal makes every part count.
#BharatGI #HimachaliChulliOil #HimachalPradesh #GeographicalIndication #VocalForLocal
29 Oct 2026
Karva Chauth pe pyaar thoda extra meetha ho gaya ❤️🥹✨
When your husband surprises you with homemade atta halwa made with Paras Cow Ghee… honestly, dil bhi khush aur pet bhi! 🫶🏻 Sometimes, the sweetest gestures are made with love (and a little extra ghee 😉).
Paras Cow Ghee — Jee Toh Lalcheyga Ji! 💛
#KarvaChauth #ParasCowGhee #JeeTohLalcheygaJi #CoupleGoals #MadeWithLove KarvaChauthSpecial AttaHalwa
27 Oct 2026
Every stitch has a pattern. Every pattern has a story.
Kasuti Embroidery is a masterclass in precision, where artisans count the threads of the fabric to create intricate designs without relying on drawn outlines. Its four traditional stitches build everything from geometric patterns to temple-inspired motifs, peacocks and lotuses — each detail carefully placed, with the embroidery designed to look neat on both sides of the fabric.
Rooted in Karnataka, Kasuti has long been part of the region’s textile traditions, adding meaning and artistry to garments through remarkably detailed handwork. Recognized under Bharat GI, this craft proves that true luxury can lie in the smallest details, one stitch at a time.
#BharatGI #KasutiEmbroidery #Karnataka #GeographicalIndication #VocalForLocal
27 Oct 2026
A pattern this precise isn’t printed. It’s planned, dyed and woven into existence.
Patan Patola, Gujarat’s celebrated double-ikat textile, is a masterclass in precision. Both the warp and weft threads are dyed before weaving, so their colours align to form intricate geometric patterns, flowers, and traditional motifs. Even a tiny shift can disrupt the design, making every stage a test of the weaver’s patience, planning and skill.
Once treasured by royal families and worn for special occasions, Patan Patola continues to stand out for its vibrant colours and extraordinary craftsmanship. Through Bharat GI, this iconic textile receives recognition for the artistry and heritage woven into every piece, where the pattern is imagined long before the fabric takes shape.
#BharatGI #PatanPatola #Gujarat #GeographicalIndication #VocalForLocal
26 Oct 2026
Not every mirror is made to reflect glass. Some reflect centuries of ingenuity.
Aranmula Kannadi is a rare metal mirror handcrafted in Kerala using a special alloy and polished by skilled artisans to create a clear reflection directly from its surface. Unlike conventional glass mirrors, its reflective finish comes from the metal itself, making the process remarkably precise and the craft exceptionally distinctive.
Made in Aranmula, this mirror holds cultural significance in Kerala and is often treasured for its association with auspicious beginnings and prosperity. Recognized under Bharat GI, Aranmula Kannadi is a striking example of how specialised knowledge and extraordinary craftsmanship can turn metal into a timeless cultural treasure.
#BharatGI #AranmulaKannadi #Kerala #GeographicalIndication #VocalForLocal
24 Oct 2026
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