Hope all of you had lovely Deepavali celebration. Even I :-). Before Deepavali travelled to 4-5 destinations of my interests. Eager to share about my travel experiences with you all. But before that , sharing about Gombe habba with different themes, which I had already written the first part here Gombe Habba with different themes .
In this post sharing about the festive theme created there:
This is complete glimpse all the Hindu festivals, you can see starting from Naga Panchami (which is the first festival of festive season to Deepavali )
The the Dasara season. All the practices of Dasara celebration are shown with cute dolls.
Devi Pooja:
World famous Mysore Dasara procession:
Then end of festive season, with Makara Sankranti ,
In this post sharing about the festive theme created there:
This is complete glimpse all the Hindu festivals, you can see starting from Naga Panchami (which is the first festival of festive season to Deepavali )
The series start from right, the first festival Naga Panchami.
Next festival is Krishna Janmashtami , here it is . All the practices and rituals followed in Krishna Janmashtami is shown here, even the Prasad.
Next , Vara Mahalakshmi Vrutha and Swarna Gowri Vratha which are celebrated in South India, by married women:
Then comes the everyone's favourite festival Ganesh Chaturthi :
Devi Pooja:
World famous Mysore Dasara procession:
Then end of festive season, with Makara Sankranti ,
In each arrangement , very small detail like Rangoli etc are depicted perfectly by the artists.I know you are eager to know about the artists who made these arrangements. Definitely I will introduce them to you in my next post .
Until then,
Love , laugh and live the life to the fullest,
-Ranjana
Lovely depiction of different festivals in India . The arrangement and the theme of this Gombe habba is beautiful .
ReplyDeleteBeautifully arranged.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful presentation.
ReplyDeleteExcellent Ranjana. Add a few more lines on the significance of each theme for the benefit of people who are not so familiar. Good work.
ReplyDeleteThe Dasara procession ensemble -- I love it!!
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Nice collection, Ranjana.
Wow! Nicely presented. :)
ReplyDeleteHope you had grand celebrations :)
SO BEAUTIFUL :)
ReplyDeleteWow! So beautiful!
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