Wearing spangled colorful bangles by females are part of
Indian custom and tradition. Single or married, from village girls to city
brides, most of the ladies wear them in India. Buying bangles is a great time
pass for Indian ladies; they spend hours haggling about the price of the
bangles. Besides, there are poets, who have written so many jingles referring
to the jangling sounds of bangles from romantic angle.
Bangles are made with different materials like plastic,
glass, etc, and they come in different types; toggled ones, dangling ones, etc.
Nowadays, they became part of a fashion statement. One can see different
international models wearing bangles that go with their modern dresses as part
of their trendy fashion. Every Indian woman wears them at some stage of her
life and as per Hindu customs, it is a ‘must wearable’ thing for women.
Besides, bangles are used by other businesses in an
innovative way. Textile brands are selling readymade dresses sticked with
mangled and bungled bangle pieces to add that glittering effect. Toy makers use
colored glass bangles for making different toys. For example, to show snake
fangles they use broken bangle pieces.
In summary, with their different color combinations,
glittering effects, and tinkling sounds, bangles are part of Indian culture.
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