Crores of Vermilion and Bangles are purchased in this fair of Rajasthan, Fair is held once a year

Kailadevi Chaitra Lakshmi Mela, known as the famous Shaktipeeth of North India, attracts millions of dedicated every year. This scholarship is especially a symbol of dedication and faith. Where millions of people come from different states. The special feature of this fair is that bracelets are sold here and Vermilion is a symbol of women’s honeymoon. Much avoidance is purchased in temples, especially for bracelets, as it is associated with religious beliefs. This time more bracelets are expected to be sold. The last time at Chaitra Navratri Lakshmi Fair bought about 1 crore women’s bracelets for their husbands. But this time, in the light of faith on the fair, it will be expected that glass bracelets are sold to Rs 1.5 crore. These bracelets are not only religious, but are also considered an important part of the regional culture. A lot of attention is paid to the purchase of bracelets during the Chaitra Lakkhi Fair in the state. It is believed that these bracelets bring the blessings of the goddess to married women. About 10,000 kg of Vermilion is expected to be sold. Since there was not so much consumption last year, the fair is expected to sell 10,000 kg of Vermilion this time. But a large number of dedicated reaches to see the mother goddess. Shopkeepers say that earlier only local people made Vermillion. But the variety of Vermilion has changed, Readymade Vermilion has begun to come, but 95% is of Red Vermilion. Women use it especially in their Mangalsutra and make -up. Fans who come to the temple also follow the tradition of offering avoidance. This is considered important from a religious point of view. Traders will get more business shopkeepers that dedicated from many states during the fair visit the mother and buy their bracelets and vermilion from our stores, leading to our domestic expenses. Let us tell you that the business of bracelets and avoidance is very beneficial to traders from a business standpoint. Share this story -tags