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The Rajasthan "the state of colors"
The Rajasthan "the state of colors"

The Rajasthan "the state of colors"

The phrase "Pink City" rightly describes Rajasthan. The phrase puts forward an imagery of things, places and people that are beautiful and artistic. Perhaps you shall feel the same when you visit the city yourself, or may be you might be even more enticed by the castle and forts. The colorful bazaars and the displays of the art works and other decorative items create an enchanting atmosphere.

The people of India have colorful & different outfits which has gained popularity not just in India but casting its magic on western women's also. The original creation of Rajasthan, Indian Lehenga Choli has become the center of attraction of all festival and parties. The traditional dress for women in Rajasthan is the Lehenga Choli. Lehenga Choli had developed since the times of the tribals and nomade of ancient times.

The silk sarees, brightly mirrored cholis, colorful lehengas and the traditional salwar kameez are the famous clothing for India. Lehengas happens to be one of the ancient dress in which India holds a leading position. Most preferably the Ghagra Choli which is also known as Lehenga Choli and Chaniya Choli. A lehenga is along skirt and is worn with long or short, the choli which is stitched and fitted blouse.

If you thought it is only mirror work decorative and quaint trinkets that are all to these markets, then there is certainly more for you to discover. We have listed down the shopping attractions in Rajasthan for you

Rajasthani Textile

Rajasthani Textiles are also something that are much in demand. Below are the famous textile types.

Bandhej

Lehriya

Hand-block prints

Tie and Dye

For more details visit www.rajrang.com

Rajasthani Carpets and Durries

If you love to beautify your home then the city offers you ample options for that. Rajasthani carpets and durries are famous for their design, durability and texture. They are generally made in looms in remote villages. They are beautifully designed.You choose from various patterns like geometric, floral, traditional motifs and many more on display.

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