Rakhis have also transformed from traditional Rakhis with idols and designs into cool versions of ‘Bro’, ‘Bhai’, ‘Veera’ and moustaches designed on Rakhi. Adding a personal touch to it, ‘Photo Rakhi’ is another new trend adorned by youngsters.
Photo rakhi customises rakhi using pictures and quotes for brothers. This time, these custom rakhis come in glass-like finish and will stay same for years.
These rakhis are made up of resin. Resin is a type of liquid in which various types of artifacts are prepared by adding a hardener. The desired photos can be put in these rakhis and custom rakhis are made.
One of the rakhi makers Shilpa Jain said, “It takes 20 hours even for making the custom resin rakhis.”
“I feel these festivals are meant to bring us together and remind us of our relations and responsibilities,” businesswoman Vaishali Chawla said. She feels the best way to remind someone of great memories is through a picture.
Talking about the trend, homemaker Preeti Sharma said, “Everything is more about being cool and we want our brothers to feel cool as well.” Most brothers would feel more comfortable with these cool rakhis according to her.
To encourage women entrepreneurs, a two-day Rakhi exhibition was inaugurated at Saket Club on Friday. Along with traditional Rakhi, customized Rakhi was also displayed in this exhibition. Famous rakhis of Surat and Kolkata are also on display.
Organiser Neetu Agarwal said, “Rakhis from Kolkata are prepared from Zari, Silver, Artificial Stone, etc.”
Photo rakhi customises rakhi using pictures and quotes for brothers. This time, these custom rakhis come in glass-like finish and will stay same for years.
These rakhis are made up of resin. Resin is a type of liquid in which various types of artifacts are prepared by adding a hardener. The desired photos can be put in these rakhis and custom rakhis are made.
One of the rakhi makers Shilpa Jain said, “It takes 20 hours even for making the custom resin rakhis.”
“I feel these festivals are meant to bring us together and remind us of our relations and responsibilities,” businesswoman Vaishali Chawla said. She feels the best way to remind someone of great memories is through a picture.
Talking about the trend, homemaker Preeti Sharma said, “Everything is more about being cool and we want our brothers to feel cool as well.” Most brothers would feel more comfortable with these cool rakhis according to her.
To encourage women entrepreneurs, a two-day Rakhi exhibition was inaugurated at Saket Club on Friday. Along with traditional Rakhi, customized Rakhi was also displayed in this exhibition. Famous rakhis of Surat and Kolkata are also on display.
Organiser Neetu Agarwal said, “Rakhis from Kolkata are prepared from Zari, Silver, Artificial Stone, etc.”