Wagad — Handmade Indigenous Khaadi Cotton Scarf in Ivory & Indigo hamsa It is common practice for

It is common practice for Lord Ganesha to be worshipped along with Goddess Lakshmi  as part of the Diwali celebrations to seek both wealth(Lakshmi) and the intellect(Ganesha) to be able to wisely manage wealth acquired

you couldn't go wrong with this beautiful piece of brass kitchenware

Deep in the forests of Central India

Made with scrap cloth and wood

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Wagad — Handmade Indigenous Khaadi Cotton Scarf in Ivory & Indigo hamsa It is common practice forThis scarf is a celebration of indigenous Indian cotton. Known as Kala Cotton it is native to the Wagad region of Gujarat. Luxuriously soft and dyed naturally Ivory white and blue, the Wagad scarf's beauty lies in its simplicity. The Back Story Rediscovered as a sustainable alternative to the heavily irrigated industrial Bt cotton, this indigenous cotton is rain fed and resilient to pests, reducing the impact on the ecology drastically. The Wagad