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kiran_trudecent

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Posted: 14 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: -Srushti-
wonderful analogy..I have waiting to write on gulaal since 2 days..but was having a mental block...but you seem to have put everything in these few lines...wonderful😃

Thank u soo much 😃, u should also write about it, i m so sure u will write brilliantly, ur posts r always so gud srushti 😊

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kiran_trudecent

@kiran_trudecent

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Posted: 14 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: arti07

👏 beautifully written ! yes red colour is colour of marriage colour of love and kesar coluor is the sindoori, vermillion or kumkum colour...in rural india like rajasthan gujarat mp bihar this orange vermillion is highly significant its considered as the most scared sindoor even more than the red one...this colour is rendered to the godesses..this is the colour of lord krishna...even in rural areas marriages are performed with this orange sindoor first of all groom applies this orange sindoor on women forehead thereafter they may put kumkum (red sindoor) ...

and one more point the kumkum or the red sindoor is made from saffron (kesar) dired saffron with slaked lime gives the kumkum colour

.basically gulaal is the colour which means red colour the symbol of love and marriage and kesar is orange colour or sindoori colour which is the most scared colour...

Thank u sooo much 🤗 n wow superbly written arti 👏 loved these lines that red sindoor is made from saffron 😃, its like red is from orange, orange is from red, both r incomplete without each other, like our gulaal kesar 😍 awww love them so much 🤗...