Divine Rakhi
Since time immemorial Rakhi is being celebrated in India. It is
celebrated on full moon day called "Rakhi purnima" in whole
India with different names signifying the special bond of love between
brothers and sisters.
Initially simple thread was used as Rakhi , but as the time changed
Rakhi also started to take new forms and shapes. The most popular form
of Rakhi which is used is
"Divine Rakhi".
Divine Rakhi is made up of different materials like plastics, metals,
precious metals like gold, silver, etc in different designs and colors.
This type of Rakhi contains various gods and goddesses figure like
figure of lord Krishna, Lord Ganesha, Goddess Laxmi, Symbols like OM,
Swastika etc. From divine Rakhi sisters try to seek blessings of
almighty for their brothers. Divine Rakhis are of different types:
