#Custom Sarees

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Unveiling Elegance: Embracing the Surge of Designer Pure Saree Trends for Women

Introduction:

For numerous women, possessing a designer saree signifies the pinnacle of ethnic fashion, offering a distinctive way to stand out. The allure of a designer saree collection lies in its versatility, spanning from intricate traditional pieces to chic, ultra-modern designs. Catering to diverse age groups and fashion tastes, these unique, stylish Sarees are not only cherished by Indian women but also sought after by global clientele. India remains the unrivaled hub for authentic and trendsetting Pure Designer Sarees, captivating the imagination of artists and designers worldwide.

What are we going to learn from this blog?

In Indian culture, adorning oneself in a saree is deeply imbued with reverence for elders and cherished family values. Embracing the saree is embraced as a practice that bestows dignity and poise upon a woman’s demeanor. Furthermore, it symbolizes modesty and femininity, fostering a sense of confidence and empowerment within women.

The signature Indian dress comes in a variety of options in different colors. And patterns and one of the most stunning looking is Latest designer Sarees. These exquisite pieces are crafted by top fashion designers and houses according to the latest trends.

Why does this saree so much popular now a days?

For every Indian woman, owning a designer saree Silk is a cherished dream. The sheer elegance of a Stylish designer saree ensures that one truly shines amidst the crowd. What’s truly remarkable about a designer saree collection is its vast diversity, offering a plethora of options ranging from embellished to sophisticated, traditional to contemporary. Rest assured, there’s a designer saree to match every unique style.

“Indian designers continuously experiment with international designs and tastes, yet India remains at the forefront for authentic and trendy designer Sarees. These iconic garments not only elevate one’s style but also showcase the rich cultural heritage of India.”

“Let’s dive into the diverse range of Designer Sarees available at Samyakk!”

Are you ready to immerse yourself in the world of designer Sarees? At Samyakk.com, we pride ourselves on offering a wide range of exquisite Sarees crafted to perfection. From pure designer embroidery Sarees to organza designer Sarees, tissue organza Sarees, pure Tussar embroidery Sarees, and an array of designer printed Sarees including georgette, crepe, Tussar, silk, Mysore silk, and drape Sarees, we have something to suit every taste and occasion.

Next up, we have the organza designer Sarees. Known for their lightweight and sheer texture, organza sarees are perfect for special occasions. Our range of Pure organza Sarees features exquisite designs and vibrant colors that add a touch of glamour to your ensemble.

If you’re looking for something truly regal, then our tissue organza Sarees are the perfect choice for you. Made from high-quality tissue fabric, these Sarees have a subtle sheen that gives them a luxurious appeal. With delicate embroidery work and intricate detailing, they are sure to make you feel like royalty.

For those who appreciate the beauty of handcrafted Sarees, our pure Tussar embroidery Sarees are a must-have. Made from the finest quality Tussar silk, these Sarees feature intricate embroidery work that reflects the rich heritage of Indian craftsmanship. Each saree is a work of art, meticulously crafted to perfection.

Last but not least, we have our drape Sarees. These Sarees are perfect for those who love the convenience of pre-stitched Sarees. With their effortless drape and flattering silhouette, Designer drape Sarees are a popular choice among modern women. Whether you’re a busy professional or a busy mom, our drape Sarees are sure to make dressing up a breeze.

What to look for while buying Indian Designer Sarees??

When Buying Indian Designer Sarees, several crucial factors demand attention to ensure a satisfying choice. Firstly, scrutinize the fabric meticulously. Fabrics like silk, chiffon, georgette, and organza offer luxurious draping and elegance, each boasting distinct textures and characteristics.

Color, design, and occasion should also heavily influence your decision. Opt for hues and patterns that complement your skin tone, body shape, and personal style. Consider the event at hand, selecting heavy silk Sarees with intricate embellishments for weddings and festive occasions, while reserving lightweight options with minimal detailing or printed designs for casual gatherings.

Lastly, establish a budget and adhere to it, prioritizing quality and craftsmanship over price. Remember, a well-chosen designer saree is an investment in timeless elegance and cultural heritage, capable of enhancing your beauty and confidence for years to come.

Distinguishing Between Fancy Sarees and Pure Sarees

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What sets designer Sarees apart from regular Sarees? A: Designer Sarees are meticulously crafted by skilled artisans and fashion designers, featuring unique designs, intricate embellishments, and superior quality fabrics. They often incorporate the latest trends and innovative techniques, making them stand out in terms of style and craftsmanship compared to regular Sarees.

How can I ensure the authenticity of a designer saree? A: Authentic designer Sarees usually come with branded tags, labels, or certificates of authenticity. They also feature high-quality materials, impeccable stitching, and finely executed embellishments. Purchasing from reputable stores or directly from designer boutiques can further ensure authenticity.

Are designer Sarees suitable for all body types? A: Yes, designer Sarees are available in various styles and cuts to suit different body types. Whether you’re petite, curvy, or have a straight body shape, there are designer Sarees tailored to enhance your silhouette and accentuate your best features.

What occasions are appropriate for wearing designer Sarees? A: Designer Sarees are versatile and can be worn for a wide range of occasions, including weddings, receptions, parties, festivals, and formal gatherings. The level of embellishment and fabric choice may vary based on the event’s formality and ambiance.

How should I care for and store my designer Sarees to maintain their quality? A: To preserve the beauty and longevity of your designer Sarees, it’s essential to follow proper care instructions. This may include dry cleaning or gentle hand washing, avoiding direct sunlight exposure, and storing the Sarees in a cool, dry place. Additionally, folding them neatly or hanging them on padded hangers can help prevent wrinkles and creases.

Conclusion

The wide variety of designer Sarees available at Samyakk caters to every taste and occasion. Whether you prefer traditional embroidery work or contemporary prints, we have something for everyone. So why wait? Explore our collection today at our website www.samyakk.com and visit are store at Bangalore City. Add a touch of elegance to your wardrobe with our Elegant Sarees.

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Alia Bhatt for Met Gala in exquisite floral saree custom made by designer Sabyasachi celebrating the theme "Sleeping Beauties : Reawakening Fashion"

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(South) Indian Harry Potter Headcanons:

Harry knew he was Indian (mostly because the Dursley’s used to say racist shit to him) but he didn’t know where in India the potters were from until he went to Hogwarts. He finds out from the Patils, who were close with the potters because desis stick together.

The Patils are from the north and use Hindi to speak to each other. Neither of them knows Telugu/Tamil/Marathi/Malayalam/insert Southern language of choice here (I personally headcanon Telugu because it’s the only Indian language I speak and because there’s a huge diaspora of telugumandi in the west, but feel free to choose whatever you’d like). So Harry has to rediscover his heritage language on his own.

He also studies Sanskrit, and it opens up a HUGE world of spells that they don’t teach at Hogwarts (because of course Indian wizards don’t do spells in Latin). He and the Patils know a bunch of spells that nobody else does.

Harry’s pleat game is ON POINT. It makes sense, since he had to do all the chores at the Dursley’s and that includes perfectly folded and ironed laundry with the edges aligned neatly, or else he would risk being punished. But the result is that if you want your saree drape to pass the inspection of even the most judgemental auntie, you go to Harry to help with your pleats.

Even when they’ve graduated and all have their own homes, it’s a pretty regular sight for the Patil twins to come through Harry’s floo, half dressed, to have Harry pleat their sarees or their lehenga dupatta for them.

Harry LOVES spices. The dursleys only liked bland food, but Harry has always liked flavorful foods, and has no problem with (hot) spicy food either. He uses lots of spices in his own cooking now. His food is very flavorful, but when he’s cooking for himself, it’s too spicy for all his friends (even the Patils). So nobody can eat his leftovers unless he was specifically cooking with other people in mind. Ron learned this the first time he rummaged through Harry’s fridge after a night of drinking. Now Harry labels all his food as to whether or not it’s “Harry spicy”.

James LOVED to buy Lily sarees. He’d order them with custom, wizard-themed designs from weaving villages in south India. The women who made them assumed he was just very imaginative, so he wasn’t violating the statute of secrecy since saree patterns are often vibrant and unique. Harry finds some of them in the old potter manor, and they still smell like the perfumes and scented oils his mother would wear when James took her to the local temple for Hindu holidays.

Indian witches often store extra magic in or enchant pieces of their copious jewelry with spells that can keep them safe if they’re ever in a situation where they don’t have their wands. stuff like, each bangle can function as an emergency portkey that can take you to different safe locations if you say the activation word, or ones that create an instant magical shield when you tap them. Harry finds some of his mothers gajulu, gives them to his female friends.

He ties Rhaki on Ron and Neville, and all the weasley boys. Ron was the first person he ever tied it on, because Ron was the first person who he ever bonded with, and his closest brother.

Harry always cooks idli sambar or dosa for his friends for breakfast the next morning after a night of drinking together, and it’s the perfect hangover food because it definitely brings you back to full alertness/knocks the last bit of post-hangover grogginess right out of your system.

Harry’s parselmouth abilities are valued in his native culture because of the sacredness of snakes in Hinduism, and it comes to be something he’s really proud of (personally I think the ‘parselmouth connected to the horcrux’ thing is dumb, so I’ve always imagined Harry was just naturally a parselmouth).

As the number of Indian immigrants/expats continues to grow after they graduate, Harry helps some of his students (he’s the DADA teacher) start the Hogwarts “South Asian Student Union”.

He always has snacks out for his students when they come to visit his office hours, and they’re all Indian snacks and sweets. His personal favorite is kaju barfi, but he always has a good variety of both sweet and spicy treats, especially for stressed out owl and newts students.

He collaborates with Hermione, who works in the ministry, to make it mandatory for Hogwarts students to a “foreign magical language” course so they can broaden both their minds and their spell repertoires. Padma Patil becomes the “Sanskrit Spells” teacher, and Seamus teaches “Irish Gaelic”. (It took him a little longer to get his course started, since it turns out that at least 40% of Gaelic spells are just increasingly complicated and violent ways to repel the English).

Hermione and Harry also work together to make sure there are employees in the international magical cooperation department who specialize in post-colonial relations, because the magical world also has its issues with that colonialist mindset towards countries that were formerly part of the empire.

Just south Indian Harry embracing his heritage, learning about what was ripped from him, and using it to enact meaningful change in a multicultural magical society.

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Devout

Bheem has always been a devout man.

He is the one who takes Sahadev to the nearest Mahadev temple in the forest, built by some anonymous and obscure person. Bheem had to walk several miles in several different directions everyday for a week before he found the temple. It's abandoned, and Bheem spends another day cleaning it up while everyone else goes about their tasks. The next day, when he takes Sahadev there and they're both sitting down in front of the Shivling, Bheem stares at Sahadev as his youngest brother mutters mantras and chants, almost shaking. Sahadev's skin flushes red and Bheem, he doesn't know what else to do. He uses the water meant for Shiva Abhishek and splashes it on Sahadev.

Nakul has always loved spring— he has been a connoisseur of everything regarding nature. Nature looks even more beautiful in spring, Nakul says, and Bheem agrees, even though he really prefers the orange and red huges of autumn. Nakul picks flowers, says they are for the spring god— Vasant dev— and Bheem follows his lead, picking more flowers from the ground. He doesn't exactly know what he's doing, so he keeps the flowers in his arms even after Nakul lets his flowers flow in a nearby river with a soft prayer. Later, when Nakul is laying down, his hair in Bheem's lap, Bheem puts the flowers in Nakul's hair.

Arjun grows up way too fast, Bheem thinks. He carries around a carved wooden plate that shows Narayan and Devi Lakshmi, sitting together on different lotuses. Arjun carved it two days before Pitashri and Mata Madri died, he had intended to give it as a gift to Mata Madri, knowing that she was a devotee of Lakshmi-Narayan. The tiny wooden plate leaves scars in Arjun's hands as he holds it tightly as they escape the Lakshagrah. Bheem holds his hand, the wooden plate squeezed between both their hands, and it leaves imprints on Bheem for days to come. On the following Ekadashi—which was just the next day— when Arjun bathed the plaque in kumkum, Bheem washes Arjun's hand with tumeric and Chandan.

Jyeshth doesn't really have time for himself on a lot of days. He's either busy with reading reports, preparing plans and policies, listening to the public's complaints or going on an inspection in some area or the other. He often forgets to eat. When Bheem takes up as his second-in-command and starts shadowing him, jyeshth laughs and says that Bheem need only relax— for the politics is the sole responsibility of the King, and he cannot pawn it off to the Crown Prince, younger brother he may be. When jyeshth prays at the Hanuman ji temple at noon everyday, Bheem, who has now taken to carrying around food, quietly puts down a leaf plate and serves jyeshth food while his eyes are closed.

Krishnaa is younger, by days and by mind. She is extremely easy to excite and she believes in fickle things like equality. Bheem hasn't known equality since they were kids and they lived in a forest in a happy family of eight, eating the same fruits everyday. She has a routine, a strict one, and she adheres to it in a way that is almost manic. Everyday, after bathing, she dresses a small murti of Kali Mata, always in reds and always in different patterns. She has custom made sarees and gajras for the murti. And only after dressing Mata Kali, does Panchali dress. Bheem helps her drape her saree, pressing down creases and straightening out pleats. Even in her open hair, Bheem curls a gajra on the back of her hair, going from ear to ear.

They laugh with him when he overeats— he doesn't know how else to burn down the energy that is threatening to come alive under his skin. He wants to scratch the surface and draw blood and see if it is as hot as it feels. Bheem curls his palms into fists and he sees his veins bulge and the blood caked under his nails and wonders if that is all he is worth— the fight, the blood, the strength.

The powerful one, they call him. Bheem wonders if he hadn't been powerful, what would he be? A poet, perhaps. He would write sonnets on the way Krishnaa's eyelashes curled when she blinked twice in the same sentence— a tell tale sign of her lying. He would write a poem on the way Sahadev always cracked his knuckles loudly, uncaring of the situation. He would write about Nakul's slight limp, which formed when they were escaping Lakshagrah. He would write about the barely visible scars on Arjun's forearm and palms, all because of blisters from holding his bow and arrow. He would write about the way jyeshth curls his hand in the air and closes his eyes, as if beckoning a melody that only he can hear.

Bheem would perhaps write about the horror he feels when he thinks of his abandoned wife and child— when he knows he kissed Hidimbi's ankles and promised her that he is but a slave in her service. He remembers that he washed his hands five times a day and perhaps even more— to the point where his skin had started to shed layers— just to make sure he wouldn't get any blood on Ghatotkach. He would write that he broke his nails, trying to get out the blood and skin from under his nails, before he embraced his son after 13 years. Bheem would write, that his sons were proud, valiant, and chivalrous.

And perhaps, in the last page of a ballad to never be spoken and repeated, Bheem would write, in hushed breath and hurried hand, about himself. He would write the rush of power he feels every time he hears bones break under his grip. He would write about the snarl that he knows that takes over his lips when someone angers him. He would write that he doesn't need weapons to kill— he's always been a weapon, the best among them.

Bheem would write that he still splashes Sahadev with water when he gets panicked about the future, he would write that he still brings flowers to Nakul, he would write that he still washes Arjun's blisters with tumeric, he would write that he still serves food to jyeshth, he would write that he still drapes Krishnaa's saree.

In the last line, Bheem would claim himself a devout man.

But, alas, he was not a poet.

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How to Dress in Exquisite Luxury: Explore Designer Sarees at Samyakk

Introduction

The signature Indian dress, the saree, comes in a million different colors, patterns and varieties and of these, the most magnificent looking are designer sarees. These exclusive garments are crafted by top designers and fashion houses according to the latest trends; in fact, sometimes the latest designer sarees themselves inspire trends in Indian fashion that last for many years. At Samyakk, we invite you to embark on a captivating journey into the world of designer sarees, offering an exceptional experience that goes beyond just shopping.

A Treasure Trove of Exquisite Sarees:

Step into any of our exclusive Samyakk store locations and be mesmerized by a wonderful collection of designer sarees. We present designer sarees across India, ensuring a diverse selection that caters to every taste and occasion. Whether you’re searching for the grandeur of a bridal saree for your wedding day, the vibrant party wear sarees to make a dazzling entrance or the timeless elegance of a traditional saree steeped in cultural heritage, our collection offers something for every woman.

A Feast for the Senses: Exploring the Saree Collection at Samyakk

As you browse our collection, you’ll be greeted by a symphony of colors, textures, and intricate designs. We house a wide range of exclusive sarees crafted from luxurious fabrics like silk, georgette, chiffon, and more. Each saree is a testament to the artistry of Indian textiles, featuring delicate embroidery, handwoven motifs passed down through generations, and contemporary prints that redefine tradition.

Unveiling the Latest Trends in Saree Fashion:

At Samyakk, we stay at the forefront of saree fashion. Our team of experts keeps a keen eye on emerging trends, ensuring our store houses the latest in designer creations. From contemporary silhouettes that push the boundaries of conventional saree design to reimagined traditional motifs that breathe new life into age-old aesthetics, we offer a range of sarees that are both innovative and deeply rooted in heritage.

Beyond Shopping: A Personalized Saree Experience at Samyakk

At Samyakk, we understand that choosing the perfect saree is an intimate affair. It’s more than just a garment; it’s a piece of self-expression, a celebration of culture, and a reflection of your unique personality. That’s why we go beyond simply offering a vast selection of sarees. Our dedicated staff is here to guide you through your selection process, providing personalized attention and expert advice.

Our team possesses a deep understanding of fabrics, styles, and drapes. They can help you navigate our collection, considering factors like your body type, the occasion, and your personal style preferences. Whether you’re a seasoned saree connoisseur or a newcomer to the world of these exquisite garments, our team is here to ensure you find a saree that flatters your unique silhouette and makes you feel confident and radiant.

Samyakk: Your Guide to Effortless Saree Shopping

Looking for a saree store near you? Look no further than Samyakk! We have store location conveniently situated across Bangalore, making it easy to find a Samyakk boutique near you. For those seeking the specific address or directions to our stores, please visit our website or contact us directly.

Can’t find a Samyakk store in your city? No worries! We cater to a nationwide clientele. No matter where you are in India, finding a Samyakk saree store is now easier than ever. Simply browse our user-friendly website to find Samyakk’s new collection.

Samyakk: A Haven for More Than Just Sarees

While our exquisite collection of luxury sarees takes centre stage, Samyakk offers a wider selection of Indian wear, making us a one-stop shop for all your ethnic clothing needs. We cater to both men and women, offering a range of designer clothing options that complement the elegance of the saree. From stunning lehengas for festive occasions to sophisticated sherwanis for men, our collection allows you to create a complete and coordinated ethnic ensemble.

People Also Ask:

1. What makes Samyakk different from other saree stores? A: At Samyakk, we focus on providing a personalized and luxurious saree shopping experience. Here’s what sets us apart:

Curated Collection of Designer Sarees: We house a diverse selection of sarees from renowned designers across India, ensuring you find a unique and exquisite piece.

Expert Staff: Our knowledgeable team offers personalized attention and advice, helping you find the perfect saree for your style and occasion.

Exceptional Service: We go beyond just selling sarees. We offer guidance on draping, styling, and accessorizing to ensure you look your best.

2. What are the different types of sarees available at Samyakk? A: We offer a vast array of sarees to cater to every taste and occasion, including:

Bridal Sarees: Find the saree of your dreams for your special day. We have a variety of styles, colors, and fabrics to create a truly unforgettable look.

Party Wear Sarees: Light up any celebration with our vibrant collection of sarees perfect for making a statement.

Traditional Sarees: Embrace the timeless elegance of Indian culture with sarees representing different regions and weaving traditions.

Sarees by Fabric: Explore our collection categorized by fabric, including silk, georgette, chiffon, and more.

Sarees by Design: Discover a variety of design elements like embroidery, prints, and handwoven creations.

3. Do you offer bridal saree consultations? A: Absolutely! We understand the significance of finding the perfect bridal saree. Our team of experts is here to guide you through the selection process, helping you find a saree that complements your vision and makes your wedding day unforgettable.

4. Do you have a physical store or is it online only? A: We believe in offering a seamless shopping experience, both online and offline. Visit one of our exclusive Samyakk store locations in Bangalore to experience the magic of our sarees firsthand. If there’s no store near you, browse our user-friendly website to find the perfect saree online.

5. Can I find Samyakk stores outside of Bangalore? A: While we currently showcase our stunning designer sarees through our exclusive Bangalore store, we are working on expanding nationwide. In the meantime, explore our captivating Saree collection online! We look forward to welcoming you to the world of Samyakk sarees.

6. Does Samyakk offer clothing besides sarees? A: While our exquisite collection of sarees takes center stage, Samyakk offers a wider selection of Indian wear for both men and women. Explore our collection of designer clothing options to complete your ethnic ensemble, including lehengas, sherwanis, and more.

7. How can I contact Samyakk? A: For specific addresses, directions, or any other inquiries, please visit our website Samyakk.com or contact us directly.

In Conclusion

Don’t forget to click pictures in the best saree outfit that you wear during the party season. You can accessorize and change the looks according to your preference. There are plenty of designer sarees for women that you can wear during big events. You simply need to pair the right saree with the perfect designer blouse to enhance your fashion statement. Embrace your individuality with a designer saree that bursts with youthful energy. Explore Samyakk’s exclusive Designer saree collection. Discover the magic of designer Sarees in our physical store which is located in Bangalore or browse our online collection and find the perfect adornment for your special day.

We are waiting to welcome you to the world of Samyakk sarees!

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Story Time:

So my mother put her old sewing machine into repair (she never touched it after we grew up a little and needed her undivided attention).

(I was so excited and proud that she was picking up her hobby again and this mf)

So she kept it there and asked the man how long it'll take. He said one day. All good.

Next day she's there, he says ne needed time bcz he had previous customers. Okay...

And today I take her there and this man's audacity to say he hadn't taken a look at it.

My mother asked for her machine back. He talks roughly and gives it back grudgingly. My mother reminds him of the pieces that go with it.

He goes inside hopping over this huge plathora of machines and puts his hand out, "Take it."

My mother is wearing a saree. This man's shop is filled to the brim that he's working on his machines outside. And he expects my mother to go inside for that bag?

I'm near this tree waiting and idk what they talked abt for that man to do that.

I am ANGRY.

NOBODY talks to MY MOTHER like that.

I stomp over, kick a few things out of my way (bit too aggressively cz it kindda scared the lady who was there), and then I very ovbiously snatched the bag from his hand. And he was like *O_O* like uncle didn't expect someone to get it for her?

Oh bro would not be doing business if my father was with her. He should be grateful i just kept it at kicking a few tools and telling my mother to not go to this man for anything in the future (then i apologise to mother for being angry).

My mother is currently telling this to my father, and I was right cz my father is SEETHING with pure RAGE.

I was so angry I wanted to decapitate that man's arm, but they'd call it a crime. My mother's dignity is more important than an arm of some rude rando and I stand by that thought.

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Other Woman- Part 5

New year was cold. It killed you to get up from bed or do anything that required leaving blankets. Some people might have set their fairy lights in joy of the upcoming year, but you didn't want to. You just stood there by the balcony, hugging the shawl closer, staring at the golden lights. The fresh conversations were vivid, about Christmas celebration and traditions, but you could only listen and nod, it wasn't for you to say anything when your own husband was fighting for them. Your double standards were also a fresh conversation for others. But some did understand, some friends, going from the same fate. And they made your life a little better.

You peeked down the balcony railing to see your husband in the street, making his way home. You didn't know where he was, and you didn't want to know either. Ram and you were still sleeping in different rooms, his special blanket with you. You wondered if he was left cold in the nights. You remembered when Ram used to read out stories to you, as you'd knit him hand gloves. The considerations that his actions resonated was far warmer than any blankets and fire.

The clang on the door alerted that he was home. You stepped out of the balcony, going in the kitchen to get him some warm water. From the corner of your eyes, you could see that Ram was shuffling around in your room. Maybe he needed his drawer, you shrugged. Ram was sitting on his table, doing something, when you kept the glass down on his table. He looked up, smiling. "I got an invitation" he said, handing you an envelop.

The white envelop had a little flower on it. You opened it, pulling out a blue card. It was a new year celebration party from one of your friends. You sat down on the bed, reading it. "That's nice" you muttered, placing it on table. The awkward distance between you, made you both long for each other. Naturally, you would have your arms around him, reading the card aloud. He'd pull you in his lap, and then you would ask which saree to wear. Your eyes met, an expression of grimace on both your faces. It was as if you both were thinking the same thing. You looked away, and then left the room.

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Ram quickly pulled the bill out of his drawer the next morning, when you were having your tea. "I am gonna head out for a while" he said, and left the house. He stepped in the street, the morning was warm. Hopefully it won't be cold either when you will be leaving for the party. Ram thought about yesterday evening. Will the time like that come back, when you were so free spirited and loving? Another question, far more concerning, dawned on him. Did he deserve to have the loving and carefree y/n he broke down? He was there to peel all the oranges you had, but it was necessary that you would be able to do that for yourself. Or maybe you were doing it because you weren't no more sure that your own husband would stay for you.

Ram reached the shop, rushing in. The jeweler, Sarla, he has been meeting for some days, was nowhere to be seen. She understood his situation, and decided to get a custom ring made for you. They spent hours figuring out the cut, style, color, design, browsing through books and reviews to find the perfect combination for you. The only problem was that Sarla didn't like Ram.

"You are back" she said loudly, appearing from the curtains. Ram sighed. "Here, what's the progress?" He asked, handing the bill. "Well I talked to the worker and that ring isn't possible" she said, pulling a stack of boxes out. Ram whined. "Listen, cop man, I am trying. It is not my fault the designs you think of are neither functional nor pretty" she said. Ram seethed, but knew better than to say anything. "But I do have an idea" Sarla pulled out her notepad, quickly scrolling through her design sketches. "What if you get her a thin, light blue set, with earrings, choker and a ring?" Ram's eyebrows shot up. "The custom ring is already so costly, how can I get the whole set?" he asked, peeking a look at the design. His breath hitched. The intricate design, simplicity yet the efforts, Ram imagined the set on you and he couldn't think of anything else. Sarla slid a small box towards him.

Ram hesitated before opening it. Sarla nodded, a soft smile on her face. The ring had a blue four line star with silver lines on side. It looked straight out of a fairy book and Ram knew you would love it. "It was an old design. It's way cheaper than the ring" Sarla's statement snapped Ram out of his imagination and he looked up with his big brown eyes. Ram decided to get the set, and took the ring with himself. He almost eloped from the door, pocketing the ornament in his trousers. There was a glee in his heart, finding the perfect ring for his perfect wife. Ram never got to give you an actual engagement ring- he hoped this would make up for it. For a new start. Ram didn't even got to cross the market when he saw a familiar pair of eyes calling his name. A pair of eyes he loathed to recognize. A pair of eyes that were not yours, and if he was caught, there would be no making up.

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Legend of Zelda Theme Park - Gerudo Desert

At long last, I've found a way to add the desert to my theme park!

At the western end of the Dark World is the entrance to a sandstone canyon which meanders a bit and then debouches onto a lively bazaar. Buildings are constructed from off-white masonry contrasting with brilliantly colored fabrics and mosaics. There are numerous planters containing palm trees and cacti to help direct foot traffic as well as providing bench space and extra shade. Near the center of the plaza is a circular fountain featuring a statue of a woman wielding a sword, surrounded by more vegetation. The outside edge of the area is bounded with facades representing sand dunes, among which can be seen landmarks such as the OoT Desert Colossus and BoTW Gerudo Town. From time to time, an animated figure of a Molduga arches from one sand dune to another like a breaching whale.

Attractions

Nabooru’s Training Course: A combination maze and obstacle course—periodically, the winding corridors offer an opportunity to hone your skills as an elite bandit…but if you don’t feel up to tackling the balance beam, overhead bars, crawl net, or other physical challenge, a normal path continues alongside the obstacle. This is just the beginners’ course—from time to time, you can peek through to a more advanced course where Gerudo make trapeze-caliber leaps over jets of fire, dodge flying darts, and disable booby traps (or fail to do so!). At the end of the maze is a playground featuring more things to climb and jump in, just in case you had any excess energy left.

Gerudo Warriors’ Procession: Taking place at scheduled intervals in the bazaar, a squad of the Gerudo tribe’s most impressive warriors parade through the street to a stage where they demonstrate some of their combat skills.

Skipper’s Time-Shifted Boat Tour: Inspired by the Lanayru Sand Sea from Skyward Sword, this dark ride uses projection mapping, augmented reality goggles, and a bit of motion simulation to create the illusion of riding in a boat through a desert that has been transformed into an ancient ocean, but only in a set radius around the craft thanks to the aura of the Timeshift Stone. Fantastic corals appear and disappear, long-decayed ships spring back into operation only to wither again as the boat leaves them behind, the bleached bones of sea monsters turn into living threats until the robot guide manages to outrun them. The queue includes a few interactive “windows” where the push of a button activates a Timeshift Stone to alter a scene—a massive tree reverts to a tiny sapling in a meadow, a crumbled ruin becomes a bustling fortress in its heyday, etc.

Sand-Seal Rally Race: A high-speed ride along a figure-eight racing track, in a seal-drawn “sand sled.” Watch out when you get to the crossing point—don’t crash with another sled!

Shops

5. Silken Palace: Scarves, shawls, capelets, veils, and other free-flowing clothing and accessories made from scrumptiously colored and patterned fabrics…even sarees! Knowledgeable staff can show how to properly put on your purchases if you need help.

6. Hotel Oasis Spa Shop: A health and beauty shop featuring LoZ-inspired makeup palettes, custom-blended perfumes and colognes, bath salts, soaps, scrubs, massage oils, and other products to pamper your skin after a long day in the desert.

7. Starlight Memories: A jewelry boutique specializing in big, showy styles of earrings, bracelets, necklaces, brooches, and even diadems. Many pieces are inspired by the traditional jewelry styles of the Middle East and South Asia.

8. Sand-Seal Adoption Center: The Sand-Seal Rally Race exits through this shop specializing in plush toys of sand seals and other desert creatures both real and fanciful, with an optional “adoption ceremony” for your special new friend.

9. Miscellaneous Merchandise Booths: Small spaces leased out to small business retailers whose wares are in line with the overall “vibe” of the Bazaar.

Eateries

10. Gerudo Bistro: A café with well-shaded patio seating, featuring a menu of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern entrees and appetizers.

11. Arbiter’s Grounds: An Arabian/Persian/Turkish style coffee and tea bar, harking back to the ancient relationship with coffee enjoyed by the cultures that inspired the Gerudo. Brews are available hot, iced, flavored, even blended with ice cream for a perky smoothie. Or head next door…

12. Kara Kara Creamery: Beat the heat with frozen treats! Ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbet, milkshakes, and smoothies are all available here, made to order. If you’re with a group, try the Seven Heroines Sundae, with seven “orbs” of different flavors reflecting the virtues prized by the Gerudo: skill, spirit, endurance, knowledge, flight, motion, and gentleness.