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The air is scented by the incense scent, along with the sounds of garba music blazing through the loudspeakers and dandiya sticks moving in a certain rhythm all around. It could mean only one thing: Navaratri festivities have begun! A...

Durga Puja, also known as Sharadotsav, is a Hindu festival celebrated with immense enthusiasm. It honors the powerful goddess Durga and her victory over the demon Mahishasura. This grand celebration usually spans ten days and takes place in West Bengal,...

In India, Weddings have a distinguished importance, not only on cultural terms but also on commercial terms. The billion dollar Indian wedding industry has gained too much attention worldwide in recent years.  In India we have wedding seasons. They are...

Hey there, fashion lovers all over the globe! We're delighted to present to you Taroob, a fashion label that not only strives to make people look great but also makes you feel great. At Taroob, our philosophy is to weave...

Embroidery has been a very important part of fabric designs for centuries. There are numerous ways to achieve beautiful patterns through embroidery. Needlepoint is a type of embroidery that includes a needle, thread, and fabric. People are still using it...

The bond that binds a brother and sister can be a deeply cherished one, bound through sharing memories and laughter along with the guarantee of undying support. As the auspicious day of Raksha Bandhan is nearing It's the perfect time...

We all know that Sania Mirza is a pioneering tennis player, but do you know about the lasting influence she has had on the fashion business? Sania is renowned for her unwavering focus and undying determination on the court. She can balance...

The word Pashmina has become a little confusing for a lot of us due to the generic use of the term. Any fashionable shawl, scarf or even blanket is called Pashmina these days, which sometimes feels misleading. Pashmina is actually...

The literal meaning of Kalamkari is "pen worked", and the process includes multiple steps to get perfect designs. Kalamkari is basically a kind of hand-printed cotton textile. The art originally emerged in the northern part of India and slowly became...

  Be the Best dressed as a wedding guest wearing our ethnic Handcrafted Kalamkari shawl over any Indian attire.   Why can’t coffee dates be stylish ? Slay over the vibrant kalamkari shawl over a basic shirt and stay cosy...

THE CLASSIC WAY – WITH A KURTA PAJAMA Classiest way to style your Nehru Jacket or Bandi is with a matching kurta pajama. Pull of a bold statement with an exquisitely Handcrafted Nehru Jacket over a well-tailored Kurta Pajama.  ...

The Nehru Jacket also called "Bandi" is a sleeveless tailored coat for men, with a mandarin collar, being inspired by the Indian Achkan or Sherwani, a garment worn by Former Indian Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru from 1947 to 1964. Shop This Jacket -...

A major part of Taroob’s success story has been the use of Kalamkari & Kashmiri Embroidery Techniques . Divine Characters from Ramayana , Mahabharata & other Epic Tales of Indian History have been major inspirations behind the use of many...

Winter is a season when layering becomes an essential aspect of fashion. And what better way to layer than with capes, shawls, and stoles? These versatile clothing items not only keep you warm but also add a stylish touch to...

The Nehru jacket is a collarless, hip-length jacket named after India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. Originally popular in India in the 1940s and 1950s, it gained global fame, especially in the 1960s when icons like The Beatles wore it. Today, it’s a versatile fashion piece for both men and women, known for its sleek, minimalist design. The jacket remains a timeless choice for formal and trendy occasions, now available in modern styles and fabrics.

Shawls and stoles are versatile accessories that can add a touch of elegance and style to any outfit. Whether you're dressing up for a formal occasion or just want to add some flair to your everyday look, there are countless...