indian bangle? hanging?

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Hi what do u call this? is this available in pakistan or is it typically indian…
what do u think, wud it look nice on barat…

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Re: indian bangle? hanging?

this is typically done by indians. i personally think the dangling bangles would irritate me after a while lol

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Can't remember what it's called but I dnt like this Indian tradition :/
there are many beautiful Pakistani rituals we should stick too.

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I've seen a few Pakistani weddings where this is gifted by the friends of the bride and it's then removed by the groom when she goes to his home after the rukhsati. But I don't think Indian bride's use it for that purpose.

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Re: indian bangle? hanging?

That's a kalire, it's a punjabi tradition. You see it on a lot of Sikh brides too. I think it's nice, but I'd rather wear something like that on the mehndi than the wedding day

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Nice idea about the wedding...

where in lahore can i buy this or in karachi? or better buy online also i cant find any nice one online :s

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its a kaleri....

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yes, these are available in lahore easily

In duppetta ghali liberty,Anarkali,Moon market iqbal town

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It's an indian tradition, kalire are given to the bride from her uncle, whereas in pakistani wedding's the bride's friends put gaane on her arms.

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Traditionally it was given to the bride but was made out of dates, dried fruit and other such things. As brides had to travel far In the olden days she would snack on the Kelari throughout her journey. Nowadays they are Glammed up but it's a nice tradition. My sister said she would make me one out of ferraro rocher to give to me on my rukhsati lol!

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hmm ive been to anarkali, didnt find any...