India's love bracelet

There is a beautiful and traditional Indian custom of giving a bracelet called rakhi It is made in its simplest form with red cotton thread but that over time has been transformed by adding other types of materials such as gold threads or semi-precious stones.

The purpose of giving the rakhi is to demonstrate the brotherly affection felt for the person to whom it is given. and the belief is that whoever receives it will have protection for one year. It's kind of like a pact between brothers. It is customary to give a simple present back in gratitude for receiving this significant jewel.

In August there is a special day for this celebration, also known by the name of Raksha banhan, a very important festival for Hindu society. In this date India exposes the best of his creativity in the multiple designs of these bracelets that are exhibited in small stalls along its main streets. Although you can find this bracelet at any time of the year, for example in the bazaars of Thekkady.

It is worth highlighting the message that this day has, since it enhances the sentimental and family ties of the inhabitants of this nation.