As we look forward to the commencement of the holiday season this year – starting with Rakshabandhan in August – it is a time to reinforce connections of affection – with the tying of a ‘Rakhi’ around the wrist of a brother by his sister Kundan Rakhi with customized gifts. Rakshabandhan is the festival of the bond between brothers and sisters.
As the holiday draws closer, it is only natural that you would add shopping for a Rakhi to your list of things to do. We urge you to purchase from the comfort and security of your own home and choose a handcrafted Rakhi that makes a statement for your loved one or loved ones by purchasing Rakhi online. This is because going outcomes with their own set of obstacles here are the Kundan Rakhi ideas.
Brothers are always there for you no matter what; they listen to your issues, defend you, and fight with you at times. But you love and admire your brother and Raksha Bandhan, most of all, about that love and care. So if you’re searching for a particular Rakhi gift for your brother, you’ve come to the perfect spot. Instead of going with the typical and expected designs, look at our Rakhi edit, which our creative team put together mainly for you. We offer a wide variety of Rakhis for you to look over and choose from, including embroidered Rakhis, eco-friendly Rakhis, plantable Rakhis, and silver Rakhis.
- Rakhis are unique and embellished with Kundan work and stones. Presented are, beginning in the upper left corner and moving counterclockwise: the Floral Pushp Kundan Rakhi, the Minimalist Rakhi, the Ethnic Kundan Rakhi, and the Red Semi- Kundan Rakhi with plant,
- Delicate Rakhi patterns in Silver. Clockwise from the top left, the Gold Plated Ganesha Rakhi, the Ajna Chakra Rakhi, and the Flower Silver Rakhi.
- Rakhis crocheted by hand with a lot of love put into them. The Evil Eye Crochet Rakhi, the Handcrafted Crochet Rakhi with Pearl, the Mor Pankh Crochet Rakhi, and the Dualtone Pearl Rakhi are seen below clockwise from left to right.
- Rakhis are made of clay that shows a connection to the earth. Rakhi with hand-stamped initials, Kundan rakhi with dry fruits, and green and peach brooch rakhi, clockwise from the upper left.
- Expressions are done by hand using threadwork representing the relationships between siblings. Featuring, clockwise from the top left, Festive Maroon Threads, an Ethnic Blue Tassel Rakhi, and a Handcrafted Ray of Hope.
- Plantable Rakhis lets you see the development of your relationships over time. Rakhis in magenta with lotus seeds and terracotta with carvings are seen here from left to right.
- Rakhis have a theme made of metalwork in stainless steel. Featuring, starting from the left, the Simple Ganesha Rakhi and the Traditional Sitara Rakhi
- Rakhis made of bamboo and wood are eco-friendly forms of expression. Featuring, starting from the left: the Classic Maroon Motif Rakhi, the Pinewood Mandala Rakhi, and the Detailed Bamboo Rakhi Set
- Rakhi patterns with a childlike or cartoonish tone that will appeal to children. Presented, starting from the left: Rakhi with a cute Minion design, as well as a Rakhi with a jungle theme
- Rudraksha Rakhis are Rakhis that reflect the eternal nature of life. Introducing, starting on the left: the Silver Swastik Rakhi, the Floral Design Ceramic Rakhi, and the Triple Rudraksha Handmade Rakhi.
Summary
As time has passed – and as there are new twists on tradition – we now practice tying a “Lumba” around the wrist of a brother’s wife with Kundan Rakhi – and acknowledging the place she occupies in his life. This is done to show respect for her role in his life. We’ve also seen close friends tie a Kundan rakhi with sweets to each other as a mark of their commitment to always be there for one another in times of need. We have seen members of certain families tying Kundan rakhi for kids around the wrists of their loved ones, whether it be a parent, a kid, or even a teacher or guru. Therefore, it boils down to a person’s trust and affection for someone who is significant and on whom they can consistently depend at any moment with Kundan rakhi online.
