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Filigree - A Dying Art Form
Filigree is a Dying Art Form. Know more about the challenges ahead of this art and ways of saving and preserving it.
We at Silver Linings are committed to saving this beautiful art of Tarakasi.
Silver Rakhi - The everlasting bond of protection
Rakhi signifies an everlasting bond between a brother and a sister. Strengthen this perpetual bond with a precious Silver Rakhi.
Silver Filigree Jewellery adds grace to Odissi costume
Odissi (Orissi) dance is an Indian classical dance form from Odisha. It is the oldest surviving dance form of India. Archeological evidence of Odissi dance dates back to 2nd century BC, and is found in the carvings of the Khandagiri and Udaigiri Caves in Bhubaneswar. Odissi dance started as a court dance with King Kharavela as its biggest patron. Odissi dance gained popularity as a temple dance with the temple maidens or Devadasis performing the dance in the temples as a religious offering to Gods. Odissi dance epitomizes the love of Krishna and Radha. Silver filigree jewellery is an integral...
Cuttack Artisans add a Silver Lining to Durga Puja!
Durga Puja is one of the biggest festivals in Odisha. It is celebrated with a lot of fanfare across the State and especially in Cuttack. Cuttack, a 1000 years old town of Odisha, is also known as the Silver City and the Millennium City. Thousands of people from across Odisha flock to Cuttack to see the dazzling celebrations of Durga Puja. Cuttack has been home to Durga Puja celebrations since the 15th Century. The biggest attraction during Durga Puja are the Puja “Pandals” with the idol of the Goddess. The backdrop of the idol is made bright and attractive. The...