 | Teej is a festival of swings and marks the beginning of monsoons. The cool rain saturates the otherwise scorched land and women, usually clad in green dresses, sing songs welcoming this pleasant change. The scent of blooming flowers fills the atmosphere which itself seems filled with merriment. ‘Teej’ is a red insect which comes out of soil during monsoons, and hence the name. On this day married women are gifted with bangles, bindi, new sarees, and other such gifts which are a symbol of marriage. In other places young girls are given more preference and are showered with blessings and presents. Teej is a festival that reminds people of the essence of marriage and the importance of women and is a very well-celebrated festival of India. |
Handcraft stall demonstrates the phenomenal ability for culture to be essentialized and com-modified in ways that alter the views we as consumers have of the cultures that produce these commodities. The Fate will have a number of "Handicraft Stalls" for the people to enrich their knowledge about our culture and for buying purpose also. |
The Fair will be also having variety of "Food Stalls" for the people to enjoy during the tour. Variety of Chats, Desserts, Cousins etc will be available. |
Dance is an expression of one's individuality. There are many dance forms that you can try to your heart's content. The Fair will also be having "Open Stage Performance" where anyone can perform anything over the stage. |
The most interesting of all is that there will be "Games Stalls". So many games to enjoy with friends & family. |
Henna is a natural substance that's been used for centuries to create beautiful, temporary designs on the body - an art form that is called Mehndi. Mehndi has been a long-standing tradition stemming from many ancient cultures dating back as far as about 5,000 years, but is most known today for its history in India. Our Fate will also have "Mehndi Stalls". Variety of different patterns will be used there by the artists. |
So come and enjoy this beautiful and blossoming monsoon festival with us at Ashirwad Banquet Hall, Near Vinayak Hospital, Gujrawala Town, Delhi.
For more details of the Fair or for "Booking Stalls" Contact: 9716549208 / 9650820102 |  |
