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Scented Tomorrows: Shaping the Future of Perfumery

Khadeejah Adam June 3, 2024

A captivating blend of artistry and innovation is propelling the perfume industry into a new era. Technological advancements have become the driving force behind transformative changes, reshaping every facet of perfume-making. Amidst these exciting developments lie a multitude of challenges and opportunities that fragrance companies must navigate to thrive in an ever-changing market. Let’s embark […]Read More

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Fragrance and Responsibility: Navigating the Eco-Ethical Imperatives of Perfumery

Khadeejah Adam June 3, 2024

Fragrances have woven themselves into the tapestry of human history, from ancient rituals to modern indulgences. In ancient civilizations, perfumes held sacred significance, entwined with religious practices and personal adornment. Through the ages, fragrances evolved from symbols of luxury to everyday essentials, culminating in today’s era of mass production and consumption. In the midst of […]Read More

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Bhairavi: The Terrifying Aspect of the Divine Feminine

Hoor Patel June 3, 2024

Bhairavi is the fifth goddess in the Dasa Mahavidyas and is worshiped as a manifestation of goddess Kali. Her name Bhairavi is derived from a Sanskrit word which means terror or fearful, as well as someone who inspired awe amongst the spectators. Bhairavi is associated with Bhairava as his consort who is the male form […]Read More

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Bhuvaneshwari: The Queen of the Universe

Hoor Patel June 3, 2024

Goddess Bhuvaneshwari, lovingly called Bhuvaneshwari devi is the fourth goddess in the ten Mahavidyas of Shaktism. She is said to be the Mahadevi. Bhuvaneshwari is a compound word, consisting of two words Bhuvanam and Ishwari. Bhuvanam means all the worlds of the cosmic universe, whereas Ishwari means the feminine principle of a lord or the […]Read More

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Tripura Sundari: The Beautiful Goddess of the Three Worlds

Hoor Patel June 3, 2024

Tripura Sundari, is the third most revered goddess in the ten Mahavidyas of Shaktism, a female goddesses’ oriented sect of Hinduism and Sri Vidya traditions, where she is considered as the most beautiful and graceful. The word Tripura once broken down can be interpreted as tri meaning three and pura translating into a city, the […]Read More

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Discovering Ali Guli Mane: The Timeless Indian Game That Connects

Kanishka Dwivedi May 28, 2024

Ali Guli Mane, known as Chenne Mane in coastal Karnataka, Akal Patta in North Karnataka and Satkoli (MH), is an abstract strategy board game from Karnataka. Its concept is sowing and reaping – an integral part of rural life in India. It belongs to the Mancala family of board games, means “wooden block with holes”, […]Read More

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Shri Varun Dev Temple: A Sacred Oasis on Manora Island

Prashant Kumar May 28, 2024

The Shri Varun Dev Mandir, on Manora Island in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan, stands as a testament to unwavering faith and timeless devotion. This humble temple, devoted to Lord Jhulelal (Varuna), holds a unique place in Hinduism. Let us embark on a journey to explore its essence. Around the 16th century, a prosperous sailor named Bhojomal […]Read More

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Decoding Symbols of Hinduism: Suka or the Parrot

Hoor Patel May 27, 2024

Suka, is a Sanskrit word for parrots. In Hinduism, Suka plays a pivotal role as one of the prominent and renowned symbols of Hinduism. The earliest mention of Suka or the parrot can be traced back to the ancient scripture of the Rigveda somewhere around 1500-1200 BCE. However, the word or rather the name Suka […]Read More

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Fragrant Heritage: Exploring the Art of Traditional Indian Ittar

Khadeejah Adam May 27, 2024

In the rich tapestry of human history, few artifacts evoke the senses and stir the imagination quite like ittars – the ancient fragrances that have woven their way through the corridors of time, leaving an indelible mark on cultures across the globe. From the mystical realms of ancient India to the opulent courts of the […]Read More

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Beyond Borders: Exploring Regional Varieties in Perfumery

Khadeejah Adam May 25, 2024

Perfumery, a delicate fusion of artistry and science, serves as a window into the rich tapestry of cultural heritage spanning across France, Italy, and the Middle East. In this exploration of olfactory delights, we embark on a journey through centuries of tradition, innovation, and sensory allure. From the storied houses of Chanel and Guerlain in […]Read More

Tags : travel

Scented Tomorrows: Shaping the Future of Perfumery

Bhairavi: The Terrifying Aspect of the Divine Feminine

Bhuvaneshwari: The Queen of the Universe

Tripura Sundari: The Beautiful Goddess of the Three Worlds

Discovering Ali Guli Mane: The Timeless Indian Game That Connects

Shri Varun Dev Temple: A Sacred Oasis on Manora Island

Decoding Symbols of Hinduism: Suka or the Parrot

Fragrant Heritage: Exploring the Art of Traditional Indian Ittar

Beyond Borders: Exploring Regional Varieties in Perfumery

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