Fancy Creation: Rakhi

Product Code  : 1092

Price ( Rs )     : 227

Price ( $)        : $4.93

Rakhi with Celebration Chocolates

Product Code  : 1091

Price ( Rs )     : 950

Price ( $)        : $20.65

Rakhi with Chocolate Bar

Product Code  : 1090

Price ( Rs )     : 410

Price ( $)        : $8.91

Anupam Gift

Product Code  : 1089

Price ( Rs )     : 185

Price ( $)        : $4.02

Batman Rakhi

Product Code  : 1088

Price ( Rs )     : 280

Price ( $)        : $6.09

Rakhi with Dryfruits, Chocolate & Greeting Card

Product Code  : 1087

Price ( Rs )     : 950

Price ( $)        : $20.65

Rakhi with 12 Pink Roses and Cadbury Celebration Chocolates Pack

Product Code  : 1086

Price ( Rs )     : 825

Price ( $)        : $17.93

Rakhi with Butter Cookies

Product Code  : 1085

Price ( Rs )     : 950

Price ( $)        : $20.65

Rakhi with 1 Kg Pista Roll,1 Lord Ganesh Idol,1 Greeting Card.

Product Code  : 1084

Price ( Rs )     : 1250

Price ( $)        : $27.17

On the Raksha Bandhan day, the festivities start by the day break. Every one gets ready early and gathers for the worship of the deities. After invoking the blessings of the Gods, the sister performs brother’s arti, puts tika and chawal on his forehead and ties Rakhi amongst chanting of mantras. Then she gives him sweets and gifts. The brother accepts her offerings and vows to take care of her and be by her side in the time of need. As a token he gives the sister a return gift and sweets.
 

The relationships are the essence of celebration. This holds true for any Indian festival. Each festival brings the families together. That mere togetherness is celebration. It calls for a total festive environment. The celebration of one such relationship is Raksha Bandhan; the celebration of brother sister relationship. The sibling relationship is nowhere so celebrated as in India. The brother sister relationship is no where so worshiped as here. It is this affection and love that is celebrated on the Raksha Bandhan.

Raksha Bandhan is a festival celebrating the bond of affection between brothers and sisters. The day when the siblings pray for each others' well being and wish for each others' happiness and goodwill. As the name 'Raksha Bandhan' suggests, 'a bond of protection', Raksha Bandhan is a pledge from brothers to protect the sister from all harms and troubles and a prayer from the sister to protect the brother from all evil.

The festival falls on the Shravan Purnima (full moon day of shravan month) which comes generally in the month of August. The sisters tie the silk thread called rakhi on their brother's wrist and pray for their well being and brothers promise to take care of their sisters. The festival is unique to India creates a feeling of belongingness and oneness amongst the family.
 

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