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At Gulbhahar, we celebrate the ageless appeal of customary workmanship with our lovely collection of juttis and mojaris. These refined footwear pieces are not just accessories but a symbol of our cultural tradition, passed down through generations by skilled handworkers. Our juttis and mojaris are perfect for any family gathering or cultural celebration. Whether it’s Diwali, Eid, or a history wedding, these intricately designed pairs reflect the feminine modesty and grace that Indian women cherish. Each pair tells a story of workmanship and roots, making them an needed part of any festive outfit combination. The soft embroidery, lovely fabrics, and meticulous detailing bring out the best in your sarees or suits, ensuring you stand out with dignity and elegance at every occasion. Uncover the art of respected footwear styling with Gulbhahar’s juttis and mojaris. They not only complete your look but also carry forward generations of cultural traditions, making each step a celebration of Indian past.
Gulbhahar's 'juttis and mojaris' embody the lasting creativity passed down through generations. Skilled handworkers, armed with age-old techniques, weave fancy patterns into each pair, honoring their ancestors' past while preserving India's rich textile roots.
The crafting of 'juttis and mojaris' is a sign to the enduring spirit of Indian artisanship. From the careful selection of materials to the meticulous embroidery, each pair is a made with love, reflecting the dedication and skill honed over centuries.
In every stitch lies a story of generations dedicated to preserving India's cultural tapestry.
'Juttis and mojaris' grace Indian festivals, weddings, and family gatherings. From the rich hues of Holi to the golden splendor of Diwali, from the joyous nuptials to solemn rituals, these footwear lift any occasion with their charm and elegance.
'Juttis and mojaris' bear designs that speak volumes about India's cultural history. Motifs like 'chandrakala' (moon's footprint), 'lotus', 'peacock', and 'boteh' ( paisley) each hold symbolic meanings, representing wealth, beauty, prosperity, and good fortune.
'Juttis and mojaris' embody feminine grace, modesty, and classic elegance. Their understated yet refined designs complement tradition look perfectly, allowing the wearer to shine bright while maintaining an aura of dignified poise.
'Juttis and mojaris' represent tradition and tradition, personifying key Indian values like 'Atithi Devo Bhava' (guest is equivalent to God) through their warmth and welcoming hues, and 'Satya' (truth) through their authenticity.
Warmth
'Atithi Devo Bhava' embodied in vibrant colors
Authenticity
Truth in traditional design
'Juttis and mojaris' outshine age, binding generations together. From grandmother to granddaughter, these footwear are cherished heirlooms, passed down with love and stories of yesteryears, preserving family traditions.
Gulbhahar's 'juttis and mojaris' celebrate India's regional diversity. Each pair tells a noticeable tale of its origin, from the detailed 'phulkari' embroidery of Punjab to the 'bandhini' tie-dye of Gujarat, honoring cultural authenticity.
Raise your ethnic wear with Gulbhahar’s lovely collection of juttis and mojaris. Each pair is a symbol to our rich artisan past and reflects the grace, modesty, and elegance that defines Indian women.
How can I style my juttis for a festive puja at home to honor our family traditions?
For a festive puja, choose juttis in auspicious colors like red or gold. Pair them with a traditional saree and matching jewelry. The intricate embroidery on the juttis will complement your ensemble, adding grace to your devotional attire.
When is it most appropriate for my daughter to wear mojaris during cultural ceremonies?
Mojaris are perfect for your daughter during celebrations like Raksha Bandhan or family gatherings. They symbolize protection and blessings, enhancing her modesty and charm. Choose designs that reflect the occasion's colors and themes.
Can you explain the significance of the handwork on juttis and how it embodies feminine grace?
The handwork on juttis, such as zari or mirror work, signifies the artisan's skill and dedication. This craftsmanship embodies feminine grace by blending beauty with tradition, making each pair unique and cherished for generations.