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A DECCANI MINIATURE AT OLIVER FORGE & BRENDAN LYNCH

An Illustration to a Romance Written in Deccani Urdu, the Gulshan-i 'Ishq (Rose Garden of Love) by Nusrati, Court Poet to Sultan 'Ali Adil Shah II of Bijapur (r.1656-72 A.D.):

Angels descend from the heavens to visit a princess

Deccan, India, circa 1700-20

Opaque watercolour on paper heightened with gold and silver

Miniature: 22.3 by 14.4 cm.; 8 ¾ by 5 5/8 in.

Page 39.5 by 23.5 cm.; 15 ½ by 9 ¼ in.

“This painting was bought by an English collector, Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Lloyd, one of seven offered at Christie’s in 1979,” explain the dealers. “In 2010 the Lloyds asked us to sell their collection and, via our Asia Week New York 2011 catalogue, we were able to establish not only the great significance of the manuscript from which the painting comes, but that of this particular painting.”

The unique design and palette of this evocative Deccan night-scene painting dramatically contrast the cascade of colour heralding the descent of the angels with the monochrome world of the cool, silent, moonlight-suffused palace. This is probably the finest page from what is unquestionably the finest Deccani manuscript of the period, outstanding for its calligraphy, its superb technical accomplishment and its poetical fantasy. The unpublished colophon (Christie’s, 1979) notes that the work was written by an unnamed author who ‘lived during the reign of ‘Ali ‘Adil Shahi, under whom I grew prosperous’. This would be ‘Ali ‘Adil Shah II of Bijapur (b. 1637) who ruled 1656-72 A.D., although there was no indication of a royal patron for the manuscript.

The painting was acquired by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where it is currently on view in their Islamic Art galleries.

#Deccan, India, circa 1700-20

#Angels descend from the heavens to visit a princess

#OLIVER FORGE & BRENDAN LYNCH

#indian art #original art #antique art

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[dasha-aibo]

"Let's just take the money from the rich and give it to the poor" sound so, so good, it plays on our innate sense of justice and fairness and it absolutely never works.

First and foremost, money is absolutely meaningless. It only has a role because we give it value and it reflects an aspect of our economy. By itself, you could be living in a mansion, decked out in gold and expensive furs and still be poor as shit.

This is what happened in the USSR following the revolution. Yeah, all the aristocrats and businessmen were killed or exiled, their factories and mansions sacked, their gold and luxuries taken. And people were starving on the street, because there was no one to manage proper food supply chains.

For its entire existence USSR wasn't under heavy sanctions. Like, yeah, it didn't trade with the US, but it did trade with Europe, India, China, Africa, Vietnam, the entire Warsaw pact and so much more. Factories were built by foreign specialists using money USSR bought with raw resources, because it was all it could produce.

The cars were shit, household electronics were terrible, the food supply faced constant shortages and overall the quality of life of a soviet man was miles behind the life of anyone in the poorest Western country.

Because the Soviet system as a whole stole all the money and had no way to meaningfully produce anything of value. The entire incentive system was shot, when factory bosses weren't chosen by their skill, but by their loyalty to the party. All USSR knew is how to extract raw resources from the Earth and sell it.

And if you bring up "well, the Soviets ate more meat than Americans!" shit I will fucking explode, because that was a blatant lie. My mother and grandmother grew up in Moscow, the richest city in the country and they couldn't afford enough meat until USSR fell apart.

The statistical bureau was under the party thumb and only produced numbers the Party wanted to see. You have to be either naive or knowingly trying to spin the numbers to trust any Soviet statistics.

You can't "simply redistribute the wealth". It doesn't work. You have to create conditions where the living standards of everyone are way higher, regardless of how the rich live. That is much harder and much less glamorous, but it's the only working solution.

[ultra-francesca-mercury]

sept. 5, 1946

Queen frontman Freddie Mercury is born as Farrokh Bulsara in Zanzibar

Destined to one day be considered one of the greatest singers and songwriters of all time, Freddie Mercury is born into a diverse range of childhood experiences. Raised as Farrokh Bulsara in a family of Parsis (Persian immigrants to India), Mercury grows up practicing the Zoroastrian religion. Most of his childhood is spent in India, where he takes up piano lessons at seven years old. By the age of 12, he starts his first band, the Hectics, while attending St. Peter's School in Panchgani, India. A passionate fan of Western pop music, Mercury dazzles friends with his ability to play back on piano the songs he hears on radio. In order to escape the Zanzibar Revolution, Mercury and his family move to 22 Gladstone Avenue in Feltham, Middlesex, England, in 1964, when Mercury is 17-years-old. Mercury earns a diploma in Art and Graphic Design from Ealing Art College and joins a couple bands before meeting guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor. Together, they start up Queen. This is also the time when Bulsara starts using the name Mercury, after the Roman messenger to the gods. With Queen, Mercury becomes one of the most iconic figures in UK music history. Queen's song "Bohemian Rhapsody" is in the Guinness World Records British Hit Singles Book as the UK's favorite hit of all time. The band has nine UK #1 albums and six UK #1 singles, not to mention 25 Top 10s and somewhere between 150 and 300 million records sold. Songs such as "Under Pressure," "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," and "We Are the Champions" continue to get regular airplay long after their initial releases. Mercury's solo albums, including his debut, Mr. Bad Guy (1985), also sell well in the UK (though not as well as Queen's), with one going gold and the other silver. For his efforts, Mercury is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2001), the Songwriters Hall of Fame (2003), and the UK Music Hall of Fame (2004). Mercury is also revered as a representative of the LGBT community. Mercury's death from AIDS complications on November 24, 1991, significantly raises public awareness of the disease. Following his death, the surviving members of Queen hold the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert on April 20, 1992. Held at Wembley Stadium and featuring a lineup of legendary musical acts, the concert is viewed by 1 billion people in 76 countries. Mercury's tragic, brilliant life takes him around the world multiple times and leaves behind a legacy of beloved music and social impact, all starting on this day in 1946 in Zanzibar.

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Gold recycling up 9 per cent in 2023

At 3,644.4 tonnes, gold mining in 2023 reached its second-highest level ever after the record year of 2018. Total gold production rose by 3 per cent compared to the previous year, only one third of which was due to mine production. The other two thirds are attrubutable to strong growth in gold recycling, up 9 per cent year-on-year in 2023. However, last year’s increased momentum in the more climate and environmentally friendly recovery of gold, which further increased over the first months of 2024, is only subordinately due to growing environmental awareness.

High gold price and liquidity bottlenecks fuel recycling

Of the 350.8 tonnes of gold recycled in the first quarter of 2024, a significant part came from China, where the economic after-effects of 2023 are still leading to above-average sales of gold jewellery by private households. Recycling volumes increased more slowly in other Asian countries such as India. Europe and the US saw hardly any private sales of scrap gold to improve household liquidity. Rather, it was the sharp rise in the gold price that proved the main motivation to sell jewellery. Since the gold price rally picked up in March and April, the World Gold Council’s market experts forecast a strong increase in the sale of scrap gold and therefore in recycling in the coming months.

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where are 2 feet Narmadeshwar Shivling Found?

Narmadeshwar Shivling refers to a particular type of Shivling, a sacred symbol representing the Hindu deity Lord Shiva, sourced from the Narmada River in India. The Narmada River, considered one of the seven holy rivers in Hinduism, flows through the central part of India. The stones used to make these Shivlings are naturally occurring and typically found in the riverbed. Devotees believe that these Shivlings possess special spiritual significance and are considered highly auspicious for worship. They are often used in temples and homes for rituals and prayers dedicated to Lord Shiva.

In Hinduism, Shivling can be classified into various types based on their materials, shapes, and locations. Here are some common types:

Spatalinga: These are naturally occurring Shivlings found in the riverbeds, particularly in the Narmada River. Spatalingas are shaped by the flow of water and are considered highly propitious.

Parthiv Linga: Parthiv Lingas are made of clay or mud. They are often used in rituals and ceremonies, especially during festivals or when a temporary representation of Lord Shiva is needed.

Narmadeshwar Linga: Narmadeshwar Lingas are specifically sourced from the Narmada River. They are believed to possess special spiritual significance and are highly revered by devotees.

Sphatika Linga: Sphatika Lingas are made of quartz crystal. They are considered highly propitious and are believed to radiate positive energy. Sphatika Linga is often used in meditation and healing practices.

Banalinga: Banalingas are made of stone, typically carved from a single stone. They come in various shapes and sizes and are worshipped in temples and homes.

Ashtadhatu Linga: Ashtadhatu Lingas are made of eight metals, including gold, silver, copper, zinc, lead, tin, iron, and mercury. They are believed to possess unique spiritual properties.

Panchaloha Linga: Panchaloha Lingas are made of a blend of five metals, typically gold, silver, copper, iron, and zinc. They are considered auspicious and are used for worship and rituals.

Jyotirlinga: Jyotirlingas are a set of twelve sacred Linga spread across India, each representing a different manifestation of Lord Shiva. They are considered highly auspicious pilgrimage sites and are worshipped fervently by devotees.

The most famous size of Shivling is: 2 Feet Narmadeshwar Shivling

A 2 feet Narmadeshwar Shivling refers to a Shivling sourced from the Narmada River in India that measures approximately two feet (24 inches) in height. Narmadeshwar Shivlings are naturally occurring stones found in the riverbed of the Narmada River and are considered highly sacred in Hinduism.

A Shivling of this size, made from Narmadeshwar stone, would be quite substantial and would be likely to be used as a central object of worship in temples or sacred spaces. Devotees believe that Narmadeshwar Shivlings possess special spiritual significance and are revered for their connection to Lord Shiva.

Such large Narmadeshwar Shivlings are often the focus of elaborate rituals, prayers, and ceremonies, where devotees offer various sacred items such as water, milk, honey, and flowers as offerings. They are symbols of divine presence and are believed to radiate positive energy and strengthen the spiritual growth and well-being of those who worship them.

Manufacturer Websites:

Local spiritual or religious stores may carry Narmadeshwar Shivlings of various sizes. Visit them to inspect the stones in person and inquire about pricing. Some manufacturers or distributors sell 2 feet Narmadeshwar Shivlings directly to consumers through their websites. Check for pricing and shipping information on their platforms.

[bookofjin]

Account of Central Tianzhu (LS54)

天竺, Middle Chinese *Then-trjuwk, Standard Chinese Tiānzhú, and 身毒, Middle Chinese *'Jwien-dowk, Standard Chinese Yuāndú, both derive from Iranian Hinduka and ultimately from Sanskrit Sindhu. As such these names have the same etymological origin as India.

師子, Middle Chinsee *Srij-tsi, Standard Chinese Shīzǐ, is the Sinhala kindom on Sri Lanka.

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The state of Panpan, during Emperor Wen of Song's Yuanjia era [424 – 453] and Xiaowu's Xiaojian [454 – 456] and Daming [457 – 464] eras dispatched envoys with tribute to present.

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The state of Gantuoli is located on an island in the Southern Sea. Their customs are roughly similar to Linyi and Funan. They produce ban班 cloth, jibei [tree cotton], and betel nut. The betel nuts are especially excellent, the pinnacle among the various states. During Xiaowu of Song's reign [454 – 464 AD], King Shipoluo Ranfuliantuo dispatched Senior Clerk Zhuliutuo to present gold, silver, and precious vessels.

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The state of Central Tianzhu is located several thousand li south-east of Greater Yuezhi. The land is 30 000 li square. It is also named Yuandu. In the Han period Zhang Qian was sent to Daxia where he saw Qiong bamboo canes and Shu cloth. People of the state said they bought it in Yuandu. Yuandu is precisely Tianzhu. Probably the transmitted transcription of the sound and character are not similar, they really are the same. In the times of Han, they were controlled by and belonged to Yuezhi. Their customs and native characteristics are similar to the Yuezhi, but they are low-lying and humid, and feverishly hot. The people are weak and fearful in battle, and are weaker than the Yuezhi. The state is near a great river named Xintao which springs forth from Kulun and divided to become five rivers. Collectively they are called the Geng River [I.e. the Ganges]. Its water is sweet and pleasing. In it is true salt, coloured exactly white like water essence.

Native customs produce rhinoceros, elephant, marten, gerbil, hawksbill turtle, “fire blend” [huoqi火齊], gold, silver, iron, gold threads woven into complete gold felt, finely rubbed white folded [fabric?], excellent furs, and wool rugs. “Fire blend” is shaped like mica and is coloured like purple gold. It has a glowing sparkle. If divided up, it is thin like cicada wings. If piled up, it is like the layers of gauze or crepe. To their west they exchange and trade with Daqin and Anxi within the seas. There is much of Daqin's precious things – coral, amber, golden blue-green gems, pearls, gemstone-jade, tumeric, and storax. Storax is made by combining various fragrant saps and boiling them, it is not naturally from a single thing. It is also said that the people of Daqin gather storax, first press it for the sap to use as a fragrant ointment, and then sell its dregs to merchants from various states. Thus when it in turns come to the Central States, it is not very fragrant. Tumeric is only produced in the state of Jibin. The flowers are coloured exactly white and are delicate. It and those lotus flowers that are enclosed in the lotus leaves resemble each other. The people of the state first take it and send it up to the Buddhist temples, and for a number of days the fragrance wither, and then they clear away and remove it. Merchants seek out hirelings from within the temples, and so move it to sell to other states.

Emperor Huan of Han's 9th Year of Yanxi [166 AD], the King of Daqin, Antun, dispatched envoys to come and present from outside the frontiers of Rinan, during the Han period it was the only communication with them. The people of that state travel as merchants, from time to time arriving in Funan, Rinan, and Jiaozhi. Among the people from the various states on their southern frontiers there are few that have reached Daqin.

Sun Quan's 5th Year of Huanwu [226 AD], there was a merchant from Daqin, Ziqinlun, who came to Jiaozhi. The Grand Warden of Jiaozhi, Wu Miao sent him off to Quan. Quan asked about the region's native songs and customs. Lun provided detailed answers to the matters. At the time Zhuge Ke chastised Danyang, and captured short people from Yi and She [counties]. Lun saw them and said:

In Daqin [we] rarely see this [kind of] people.

Quan had men and women, ten each, and the selected envoy Liu Xian of Kuaiji sent off with Lun. Xian suffered a mishap on the road, and Lun then went straight back to his home state.

In the time of Emperor He of Han [r. 88 – 105 AD], Tianzhu several times dispatched envoys with tribute to present. Later the Western Region turned to rebellion and consequently they were cut off. Arriving at Emperor Huan's 2nd Year [159 AD] and 4th Year of Yanxi [161 AD], they frequently came from outside the frontiers of Rinan to present.

In the Wei and Jin periods, they were cut off and did not again communicate. However in the time of Wu, the King of Funan, Fan Zhan, dispatched a relative, Suwu, as envoy to their state. From Funan he issued forth from the mouth of the Juli, circled around a great bay in the sea, and straight north-west entered successive bays bordering several states. It could have been more than a year when he arrived at the mouth the Tianzhu river. He travelled against the water for 7 000 li and then arrived there. The King of Tianzhu was startled and said:

At the sea coast furthest away they still have this person.

He promptly shouted out orders to observe and take a look inside the state, and carried on selecting Chen and Song, two persons, with four Yuezhi horses as repayment to Zhan, and dispatched them to go back with Wu and others. After a total of four years exactly they arrived. At that time Wu dispatched Central Gentleman Kang Tai as envoy to Funan. When he saw Chen, Song, and others, he comprehensively asked about Tianzhu's native customs, as follows:

The Way of the Buddha is what fosters the state. The people are sincere and varied, and the land is fertile and well-watered. Their king is titled Maolun. The capital is a walled city. Water springs forth in a split flow, entwines it in a knot of channels [?], and flows down into the great river. Their palace halls all are engraved and patterned with inlays and carvings. There are bending streets, markets and residential compounds, buildings, storied houses and towers, bells, drums, tones and music, clothes, decorations and fragrant flowers. Communication flows by water and land, a hundred merchants exchange and gather, and there are strange playthings and precious jewels to indulge the heart's desires. To their left and right are Jiawei, Shewei, Yebo, and others, sixteen great states, their distance to Tianzhu is perhaps two or three thousand li. They all together respect and serve them, and consider them to be at the centre of Heaven and Earth.

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The state of Shizi is a state nearby Tianzhu. Its land is harmonious and comfortable, there are no differences between winter and summer. The Five Grains follows from when people plant them, it is not necessary to follow the seasons. Their state in the past was without people, there was only ghosts, spirits and dragons who lived there. Merchant from various states came to trade and hold market together. The ghosts and spirits did not make visible their bodies, but only produced precious treasure and put forth what value they would be worth. The merchants who agreed to the price took them. People from various states heard about the pleasures of their lands. Following that, they contended to arrive there, and sometimes there were those who stopped to live there. Consequently they achieved a great state.

Beginning of Jin's Yixi era [405 – 418], they first dispatched to present a jade image, passing through ten years before arriving. The image was 4 chi, 2 cun tall [c. 97 cm], the jade's colour was pure and lustrous, and the shape and construction was unusual and unique. This image during the successive Jin and Song periods was located at Waguan Temple. The temple first had from before five images of the Buddha made by the hand of the summoned scholar Dai Andao [Dai Kui] and Gu Changkang's painted chart of the vimāna. People of the period spoke of them as the Three Unmatched. Reaching the reign of Donglun of Qi [r. 498 – 501], he consequently destroyed the jade image. First he cut off the arms, then he took the body and made hair-ornaments and bracelets for his favourite concubine, the Honoured Consort Pan.

Song's 6th Year [429 AD] and 12th Year of Yuanjia [435 AD], their King Chalimohe dispatched envoys with tribute to present.

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[nftplaygrounds]

Virtual Currency Games

Every little boy's (and plenty of grown guys's) dream of making a dwelling by way of gambling video video games is edging closer to truth. The recent launch of HunterCoin and the in-improvement VoidSpace, video games which reward players in virtual currency in preference to virtual princesses or gold stars point closer to a destiny in which one's ranking on a scoreboard might be rewarded in dollars, and sterling, euros and yen.

The tale of the millionaire (virtual) real property agent…

Digital currencies have been slowly gaining in maturity both in terms of their capability and the financial infrastructure that enables them for use as a credible alternative to non-virtual fiat currency. Though Bitcoin, the 1st and most widely recognized of the crypto-currencies was created in 2009 there were sorts of digital currencies utilized in video video Top NFT Games for extra than 15 years. 1997's Ultima Online was the first exceptional try to comprise a big scale virtual financial system in a recreation. Players may want to collect gold cash by way of venture quests, fighting monsters and locating treasure and spend those on armour, guns or real property. This became an early incarnation of a virtual forex in that it existed only within the game though it did replicate real global economics to the volume that the Ultima foreign money experienced inflation because of the game mechanics which ensured that there was a in no way finishing deliver of monsters to kill and therefore gold coins to acquire.

Released in 1999, EverQuest took virtual currency gaming a step in addition, allowing players to alternate virtual goods among themselves in-recreation and although it become prohibited with the aid of the game's clothier to also promote virtual objects to each other on eBay. In a actual global phenomenon which became entertainingly explored in Neal Stephenson's 2011 novel Reamde, Chinese game enthusiasts or 'gold farmers' have been employed to play EverQuest and different such video games complete-time with the intention of gaining revel in points with the intention to degree-up their characters thereby making them more effective and favourite. These characters would then be bought on eBay to Western game enthusiasts who have been unwilling or unable to put in the hours to degree-up their own characters. Based at the calculated alternate rate of EverQuest's foreign money due to the real international buying and selling that happened Edward Castronova, Professor of Telecommunications at Indiana University and an professional in virtual currencies anticipated that in 2002 EverQuest become the 77th richest usa inside the international, somewhere among Russia and Bulgaria and its GDP per capita was more than the People's Republic of China and India.

Launched in 2003 and having reached 1 million everyday users by using 2014, Second Life is perhaps the most whole example of a digital economy thus far wherein it is virtual forex, the Linden Dollar which can be used to shop for or promote in-recreation goods and services can be exchanged for real international currencies through market-based totally exchanges. There were a recorded $3.2 billion in-sport transactions of digital goods inside the 10 years among 2002-13, Second Life having end up a marketplace where gamers and organizations alike have been able to design, promote and promote content material that they created. Real estate became a specifically beneficial commodity to exchange, in 2006 Ailin Graef have become the 1st Second Life millionaire whilst she grew to become an initial funding of $9.95 into over $1 million over 2.5 years via buying, promoting and trading digital actual estate to different players. Examples inclusive of Ailin are the exception to the rule of thumb but, simplest a recorded 233 customers making greater than $5000 in 2009 from Second Life activities.

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How to Purchase Stunning and Special Jewelry When Traveling

If you enjoy traveling, there's a good possibility that you've acquired a few pieces of jewelry. No matter where you are from, jewelry is used to adorn clothing and convey a unique sense of style. Numerous cultures have a distinctive background with jewelry that has influenced how it is worn. In the past, women often wore jewelry to symbolize their social position, family jewelry, and religious convictions. Even today, people use jewelry as a means of exchange and protection. Every piece of jewelry has a great story to narrate, whether it's an emotional Diamond pendant handed across the generations or a Diamond bracelet to embrace beauty. Let's look at a few places to understand what significance jewelry has played in their history and culture, as well as where you may find the perfect memory of your visit.

Irish cultural jewelry

Jewelry, particularly precious metal jewelry, has a distinctive and significant legacy in Ireland. The talented metalworkers known as the Celts produced exquisite gold and silver jewelry between the years of 2,000 BC and 550 AD. According to historical sources, Celts would only wear jewelry to combat to flaunt their athletic abilities and social position. The significance of ancient Irish jewelry is rich. The Celtic knot is among the popular designs on Irish jewelry. The Celtic knot, which has three interlocking circles, stands for harmony and endless; spiritual life. The sign can be seen on several rings, pendants, and stud earrings today.

The Claddagh ring is an excellent example of classic Celtic jewelry that remains incredibly trendy currently. Two hands are depicted in the shape of a heart. The heart has a crown on top of it. The ring stands for commitment, compassion, and companionship. The Claddagh ring has been linked closely to the fishing community of Claddagh from at least the 1700s, according to historical records. The Claddagh ring is typically given as a present in Irish culture and worn as a promise ring or  Engagement ring.

Recommendation for jewelry shopping in Ireland

Today, posh traditional retailers and tourist attractions alike in Ireland carry Celtic jewelry. Our suggestion is to go along The Wild Atlantic Way, a 2,500-kilometer trail that winds along Ireland's breathtaking coastline. There are charming seaside communities with little shops and markets selling Celtic jewelry made by local craftspeople.

Indian cultural jewelry

India has a more than 5,000-year heritage with jewels. Due to the Hindu belief that gold purifies everything it contacts, India is the birthplace of numerous elaborate pieces made with a lot of gold and beautiful gemstones. Indian yellow gold has a reputation for being of the finest quality and weight.

Jewelry serves as a symbol of social prestige and financial safety in Indian cultural identity. Indian jewelry primarily comes into three different categories: temple, wedding, and religious.

During her marriage day, an Indian bride wears jewelry with special significance. From ankle bracelets to her maang tikka, which is worn on the forehead, wedding jewelry is dressed from head to toe. Bangles are important in bridal fashion.

Gold bangles are used by both men and women to reflect a loving and successful marriage. Indian brides also wear engagement rings made of diamonds or gemstones, with the color of the diamond signifying the bride's caste according to Indian tradition.

Recommendation on purchasing jewelry in India

India is a treat for the eyes when it comes to clothing and jewelry, with a wide variety of vibrant hues. The nicest thing about Jaipur, often known as "The Pink City," is that it's a terrific spot to buy priceless diamonds. Visit the Gem Palace, where jewelry has been created and sold for royal and famous people for 160 years.

Kenyan cultural jewelry

Families and culture are highly valued in Kenyan jewelry, and single jewelry expresses the wearer's traditional identities. Beads are a fundamental part of several cultures on the African continent, but they are particularly linked to the Maasai, Samburu, Turkana, and Rendille communities of Kenya.

These communities typically use bone, glass, horn, seeds, seashells, or rocks as beads in their elaborate designs. Depending on what they mean, the beads' color, shape, and size change. Red beads represent strength and stand for harmony and togetherness to the Maasai people. White beads stand for cow's milk, a cornerstone of Maasai culture and a sign of nutrition. Blue beads stand in for the sky, which provides rain to feed the cow. Kenyan jewelry also has Green, black, orange, and yellow beads. These represent different things to different tribes, but when the colors are combined, they convey a message of care and gratitude for family.

Recommendation on purchasing jewelry in Kenya

Authentic beaded Massai jewelry can be found in the open-air Massai markets, a well-known selection of fine African handmade items. Although these shops can be seen all across Kenya, they usually migrate to Nairobi on various days of the week.

Embrace other cultures with magnificently distinctive jewelry.

Buying jewelry when traveling is a way to bring thoughts of memorable experiences you had. Your trip will be rich if you invest the effort to research the traditions and background of your jewelry. The beautiful items you come across on your tour will undoubtedly make for interesting discussion pieces. What could be more enjoyable than continually remembering your journeys?

[goldjewellerybuyeringurgaon]

Selling silver in Noida

People confronting trouble to sell my adornments simply go to our shop and we will give you the most extreme return. Further, hand-to-hand instalment is given to the clients for selling silver decorations. contact us 9999821702

[lifecarelogistic]

Value-Added Services that Improve your Competitiveness

Introduction

The fact that you must be able to add value to your product or service in today's market, where so many goods and services are seen as commodities, is the true problem. Without a doubt, the price of almost every good or service may be reduced to its bare minimum in the absence of value-added components. The issue? Profitability, long-term growth, and sales success all rest in high-margin sales, which are impossible to sell when you are only selling price. 

Let's look at 8 ways to increase the value of any product or service you offer, regardless of what you sell regards the Best Logistic Company in India. People frequently dispute with me by claiming that I don't understand them, that their products or services are superior to mine, or both. The fact is that everything has the potential to be valuable. Consequently, let's look at 8 practical ways you can achieve it.

Here are 8 Practical Value-added Services

1. Offering Knowledgeable Counsel and Utmost Professionalism.

Many accounting businesses, consulting firms, and even medical specialists receive large payments for the quality of advice they offer. However, for you as a sales professional to be able to add value, you must realize that you must offer advice that is substantially higher, more complex, and far more valuable than that of your rivals. This denotes a greater level of expertise, knowledge, and comprehension regarding what it is that you perform.

2. Packing and Bundling.

I'm not just referring to the physical appearance of your product or service; I'm also referring to your ability to assemble appealing bundles, pricing tiers, and several other benefits that are highly valued and significantly more valuable than the product alone.

3. Service Standards.

You can set yourself apart from the competition by offering different degrees of service based on a customer's size, frequency, or several purchases in addition to just offering a higher standard of service. For instance, you might wish to offer gold, platinum, or silver levels of service that customers can avail themselves of while doing business with you and are ready to pay for.

4. Programs for Frequent Buyers.

This is related to the idea that customers receive more valuable services, prices, advantages, and related goods the more they purchase from you. It resembles frequent flier miles from an airline in several ways. I have acquaintances who travel tens of thousands of miles just to continue using a certain airline to accrue miles!

5. Education and Transition.

You could wish to offer action or transition teams as new clients join your business so they can use the goods or services you sell them more effectively. Likewise, the more knowledge they have about such goods or services, the better equipped they will be to use them.

6. Hardworking Employees.

If you have a technical product or service that needs help, this works very effectively. It is simple to comprehend that conducting business with a company is much simpler the more one is familiar with its accounts, products, machinery, equipment, and business practices. In this case, you only designate specialized account personnel to individually manage your customers' accounts.

7. The Delivery or Service's Speed.

Guaranteeing on-time or quicker delivery is one approach to stand out from the competition. On-time delivery is a crucial factor for charging full or maximum pricing, as is widely acknowledged and accepted. It also plays a role in the provision of value-added services and goods.

8. Inside Information.

This happens frequently when people are selling information on stocks, bonds, the financial sector, or any other type of information or time-sensitive data. Using this method, you could want to think about publishing an electronic or printed newsletter that provides clients with regular updates on crucial information that they must have.

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Kashi Vishwanath Darshan and Ganga Aarti Experience: A Journey of Spiritual Awakening

Varanasi, also known as Kashi or Banaras, is one of the holiest cities in India. Nestled along the banks of the sacred Ganges River, the city is steeped in ancient history and spirituality. At the heart of this spiritual epicenter lies the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. For centuries, devotees have flocked to Varanasi to seek blessings from the Kashi Vishwanath Jyotirlinga and experience the divine energy of the Ganga Aarti, a grand ritual performed on the banks of the Ganges. If you’re planning a Kashi Vishwanath tour package, this guide will take you through the mystical journey of a darshan (sacred viewing) of the temple and the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti, offering a deeply spiritual and unforgettable experience. 1. Kashi Vishwanath Temple: The Spiritual Heart of Varanasi The Kashi Vishwanath Temple is not just a temple; it is the spiritual heartbeat of Varanasi. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas (most sacred shrines of Shiva) in India, making it a pilgrimage destination for millions of Hindus worldwide. Significance of Kashi Vishwanath: The temple holds a prominent place in Hinduism, where it is believed that Lord Shiva grants moksha (liberation from the cycle of rebirth) to those who seek his blessings in Varanasi. Devotees from all walks of life visit the temple to perform rituals, offer prayers, and experience the divine presence of Shiva in the holy city. Architectural Beauty: The temple is known for its striking gold-plated spire, known as the "Shikhar," which adds to its grandeur. The sanctum houses the sacred Shiva lingam, constantly bathed in offerings of milk, water, and flowers. Despite being in the middle of the bustling city, the atmosphere inside the temple is filled with peace and devotion. Darshan Experience: When visiting the Kashi Vishwanath Temple as part of a Kashi Vishwanath tour package, you’ll have the opportunity to perform darshan of the revered lingam, an intense spiritual experience. The temple often has long queues, especially during festivals and auspicious days, so booking a guided tour can help you streamline the process. 2. The Rituals and Spiritual Vibes of Kashi Vishwanath As part of your Kashi Vishwanath tour package, you’ll not only experience the darshan but also the profound rituals performed daily at the temple. Mangala Aarti: The day at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple begins early with the Mangala Aarti, a ritual performed at 3 AM that symbolizes the first offering to Lord Shiva. Attending this aarti is a rare and deeply spiritual experience, as the temple resonates with sacred chants and rituals. Rudrabhishek: One of the key rituals performed in honor of Lord Shiva is the Rudrabhishek, where devotees bathe the Shiva lingam with holy water, milk, ghee, honey, and other sacred elements while chanting hymns from the Rigveda. This ritual is believed to purify the soul and bring prosperity to the devotee. Daily Prayers: Throughout the day, various prayers and rituals are conducted at the temple. If you're visiting with a Kashi Vishwanath tour package, it’s recommended to participate in these prayers for a deeper spiritual connection. 3. Exploring the Temple Surroundings The streets and alleys surrounding the Kashi Vishwanath Temple are full of life, energy, and devotion. As you walk through these bustling lanes, you'll pass by small shrines, ancient temples, and markets selling religious items, creating an immersive spiritual atmosphere. Vishwanath Gali: This is the famous lane leading to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, lined with shops selling pooja (worship) items, flowers, incense sticks, and souvenirs. The vibrant energy of the gali (street) complements the divine aura of the temple. Nearby Temples: Several other temples surround the Kashi Vishwanath Temple complex, such as the Annapurna Devi Mandir and Kalbhairav Temple, which are also integral to the spiritual journey of pilgrims visiting Varanasi. A complete Kashi Vishwanath tour package often includes visits to these important temples.

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From Junk to Cash: How to Sell Your E-Waste Effectively

As technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace, our homes and offices are increasingly filled with outdated electronic devices. From old smartphones and laptops to broken appliances and accessories, e-waste accumulates faster than we realize.

While many of us are unsure what to do with these obsolete gadgets, there's good news: you can sell e-waste and turn your electronic junk into cash, all while contributing to a more sustainable environment.

In this guide, we'll explore the best strategies and platforms for selling your e-waste effectively.

Understanding the Value of E-Waste

E-waste, or electronic waste, refers to discarded electronic devices and components. This category includes items like computers, televisions, mobile phones, printers, and even smaller gadgets like headphones or chargers.

What many people don't realize is that e-waste often contains valuable materials such as gold, silver, copper, and other metals, which can be extracted and reused.

Selling e-waste not only helps you declutter your space but also reduces the environmental impact of electronic waste by promoting recycling and reuse.

It’s a win-win situation: you earn some extra cash, and the environment benefits from reduced e-waste pollution.

Steps to Sell E-Waste Effectively

1. Take Inventory of Your E-Waste

Before you begin the process to sell e-waste, take an inventory of all the electronic items you want to dispose of. This could include:

Old smartphones, tablets, and laptops.

Broken or outdated household appliances.

Damaged cables, chargers, and accessories.

Non-functioning printers, monitors, and other peripherals.

Once you've gathered all your e-waste, separate the items that are still in working condition from those that are broken. Working devices can often fetch a higher price.

2. Research the Market Value

Next, research the potential value of your e-waste material. Certain items, like old smartphones or laptops, can still have significant resale value, especially if they are in good working condition.

Websites like eBay or OLX can give you an idea of how much similar items are selling for.

For broken or non-functional devices, the value lies primarily in the recyclable materials they contain. You can check with local recycling centers or e-waste buyers to understand the going rate for such items.

3. Clean and Prepare Your Devices

Before selling your e-waste, it's essential to clean your devices, especially those that store personal data. For smartphones, tablets, and computers, perform a factory reset to erase all data.

For other items, ensure they are wiped down and free from excessive dust or grime. This small step can make your e-waste more appealing to potential buyers.

4. Choose the Right Platform to Sell E-Waste

There are several platforms where you can sell e-waste effectively. Depending on the type and condition of your items, you can choose from the following options:

a. Online Marketplaces

Platforms like eBay, OLX, and Cashify allow you to list your electronic items for sale. These platforms are suitable for devices that are still functional. Make sure to take clear photos and provide detailed descriptions to attract potential buyers.

b. E-Waste Recycling Companies

If you have non-functional items or large quantities of e-waste, selling them to an e-waste recycling company may be the best option. Companies like Attero Recycling and Ecoreco in India offer to buy e-waste for recycling. They typically pay based on the weight and type of materials they can recover.

c. Trade-In Programs

Many electronics manufacturers and retailers, such as Apple, Dell, and Amazon, offer trade-in programs for old devices. They often provide store credits or gift cards in exchange for your e-waste. This can be an excellent option if you're looking to upgrade your devices.

d. Local Scrap Dealers

For smaller items or scrap electronics, local scrap dealers may be willing to buy your e-waste. While you may not get top dollar, this option can be convenient for quickly disposing of unwanted items.

5. Negotiate and Sell

Once you've chosen the platform, list your e-waste items with a competitive price. Be prepared to negotiate with potential buyers, especially if you're selling on an online marketplace. Transparency about the condition and specifications of your items will help you build trust and facilitate a quicker sale.

6. Stay Safe and Secure

When meeting a buyer in person, always choose a public location and, if possible, bring someone with you for safety. For online transactions, avoid sharing too much personal information and choose reliable payment methods to prevent fraud.

7. Consider Donating Functional Devices

If your devices are still in good working condition, consider donating them to a local school, charity, or community center. Many organizations accept old electronics and put them to good use, giving them a second life and helping those in need.

The Environmental Impact of Selling E-Waste

By choosing to sell e-waste, you're not only benefiting financially but also contributing to a more sustainable environment. Here’s how:

Reducing Landfill Waste: E-waste contains hazardous materials that can leach into the soil and water if not disposed of properly. Selling or recycling e-waste helps reduce the amount of waste in landfills.

Resource Recovery: E-waste often contains valuable materials like gold, silver, and copper. Recycling these materials reduces the need for new raw materials, conserving natural resources.

Energy Savings: Recycling e-waste is often more energy-efficient than mining and processing new materials. This helps reduce the carbon footprint associated with manufacturing electronics.

Conclusion

Selling e-waste effectively is a smart way to declutter, earn some extra cash, and contribute to a greener planet. By following the steps outlined above, you can turn your electronic junk into cash and ensure that your old devices are disposed of responsibly.

Whether you choose to sell through online marketplaces, recycling companies, or trade-in programs, every effort counts in reducing the growing problem of electronic waste.

So, the next time you find yourself with outdated gadgets, remember: don’t just throw them away—sell e-waste and make a positive impact!