This weekend brings with it joy and romance of nine day festival, Navaratri is starting this Saturday. The festival lasts for nine days in honour of nine manifestations of Goddess Durga. All beautiful girls with hot boys dance wearing Chaniya Cholis and traditional wears with Dandiya at the tune of music all night long for nine nights.

There is a great rise in demands of colourful traditional ornaments, which has been displayed in Shops and roads.

Young girls and women flocked jewellery shops in Rani-no-Haziro, a historical market selling oxidised jewellery. With this there is also an immense selling of colourful traditional Chaniya Cholis, dupattas, men’s Dhoti, etc. The market is in full bloom currently.

The new trend of colourful jewellery has more attracted the buyers than the traditrional oxodised and black jewellery, which was an old trend.

All the shops has a good stock of variety of oxidized neckpieces, earrings, bangles, waist bands known as ‘kandora’, modified with colourful beads, multicolour stones, mirror work, woollen tassels, pearls and sequin works to make it look more spectacular.

Even the shopkeepers accept the fact that the new colourful jewellery is sold more than plain oxidized variety.

One of the shopkeepers revealed that, “This year colourful jewellery is in demand. Earlier it used to be simply oxidized ones but now we have introduced coloured stones on it and people are demanding more of it”.

As all other festivals this festival Navaratri too brings great joy to life of people.

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Posted by Naresh Koshti on 19 September, 2009 11:42:14 AM IST #