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White Kasi Yatra set

White stands for virtue, spotless, cleanliness and health. It also stands for innocence.

As the new groom stands outside, anxious to take the train to Kasi, he is feeling healthy and energetic, eager to enhance his knowledge as a seeker in Kasi.

The father of the bride now jumps in to convince the groom that the virtuous groom has to let go of his vanity and stay back to marry his innocent daughter.

This white kasi yatra set comes in brilliant and glowing white colour, with its own customized decorated umbrella, made out of pure silk, with colourful embroidery patterns in red and gold, with a pointed top, with golden frills, improved zari work and a curved handle.

This umbrella is worthy of the dignified future son-in-law.

It is not just the umbrella, but all the other paraphernalia that are decorated in as much as the umbrella.

The golden frilled handfan to keep the groom cool, the white side bag to hold his belongings, the gold and white walking stick to keep his step and the Sundara Kanda from the Ramayana to inform him of the importance of making and keeping a family.

All these are decorated in the colour white too, with the same rich embroidery and high quality fabric and zari decorations.

The walking stick is covered too in the same decor and completes the rich Kasi yatra set, worthy of the highly qualified groom.

Green Kasi Yatra set
Green stands for stability and prosperity. It is wild and resonates with nature. It blends well with yellow, blue and violet, in rich contrast.

As the new groom stands outside, anxious to take the train to Kasi, he is feeling stable, prosperous, but eager to let it all off in his search for knowledge as a seeker in Kasi.

The father of the bride now jumps in to convince the groom that the virtuous groom has to stay back to marry his daughter waiting to hold his hands in wedlock.

This green kasi yatra set comes in brilliant and glowing white colour, with its own customized decorated umbrella, made out of pure silk, with colourful embroidery patterns in yellow, blue and violet, with a pointed top, with blue and gold tassels, improved zari work and a curved handle.

This umbrella is worthy of the dignified future son-in-law.

It is not just the umbrella, but all the other paraphernalia that are decorated in as much as the umbrella.

The golden frilled handfan with the same embroidery patterns to keep the groom cool, the green side bag to hold his belongings, the green and white walking stick to keep his step and the Sundara Kanda from the Ramayana to inform him of the importance of making and keeping a family.

All these are decorated in the colour green too, with the same rich embroidery and high quality fabric and zari decorations.

The walking stick is covered too in the same decor and completes the rich Kasi yatra set, worthy of the highly qualified groom.