THIS CLAY DOLL INDICATES BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE. BUY THIS SHOW PIECE AND MAKE YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE . THIS SHOW PIECE CAN BE EVEN USED FOR GIFTING PURPOSE
MEASUREMENTS: H-35, B-19 CM
MATERIALS: CLAY
COLOUR: COLOR
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From wedding fiber banquet hall, traditional wedding entries and stages to modern wedding mandaps and gates, you will get products in plenty of designs, patterns, and themes.
Unity sand ceremony set provides a unique alternative to using a unity candle for your wedding ceremony. During the wedding ceremony, both the bride and groom will pour sand from their own sand vases into a larger new vase. The new vase then becomes a symbol of their joined life together.
With so many colors of sand to choose from its easy to match your wedding colors. A unity sand ceremony is also an excellent choice for including children in the wedding. (each child also pours a different color sand into the ceremony vase to symbolize the new family.) you may also want to consider a unity sand frame.
Gador Jar - this is a wedding gift given by the family of the husband of my maternal Great-Great-Great-Great-Grandmother to her on their wedding day in the year , it is a tradition of the Gadur jars were used to hold the ceremonial gifts for the bride's family given by the groom's relatives during wedding festivals. These vessels were a sign of wealth and status, and they are always included among the gifts exchanged during weddings.
This is made out of Brass, originally made by the native
Gador Jar - this is a wedding gift given by the family of the husband of my maternal Great-Great-Great-Great-Grandmother to her on their wedding day in the year 1872, it is a tradition of . Gadur jars were used to hold the ceremonial gifts for the bride's family given by the groom's relatives during wedding festivals. These vessels were a sign of wealth and status, and they are always included among the gifts exchanged during weddings.
