On August 5th, Raksha Bandhan will be celebrated
by Indians everywhere.
This festival commemorates the tie between
brothers and sisters.
Our Hindu friends give it a religious intonation,
but people of all beliefs celebrate it in their own way.
Sisters tie a rakhi or colorful thread
on their brother 's wrist, which is a tie
of protection and love.
I took some pictures of rakhi stalls near my house
These are the cheaper ones
Very colorful and intricately designed
You can make your choice
These are the cheaper ones
Very colorful and intricately designed
You can make your choice
These days Chinese rakhis are in vogue
you can buy the more expensive rakhis
between a few hundred
to thousands of Rupees
and they in turn give them gifts of money,
candy, fashion accessories, jewelry,
clothes and toys.
These are the bracelet types
Very finely crafted
Rakhis for kids
Encrusted with gems
Here is another video from a TV show.
This takes place in a royal family.
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