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Hello everyone!             I am back with a different kind of post this time ! As the title of the post suggests, it is a Pantone Color of the Year post. Keep reading for all the details. What is Pantone Color of the Year? “The Pantone Color of the Year has come to mean so much more than ‘what’s trending’ in the world of design; it’s truly a reflection of what’s needed in our world today.” – Laurie Pressman, Vice President of the Pantone Color Institute . The Pantone Color Institue says : As individuals around the world become more fascinated with color and realize its ability to convey deep messages and meanings, designers and brands should feel empowered to use color to inspire and influence. The Color of the Year is one moment in time that provides strategic direction for the world of trend and design, reflecting the Pantone Color Institute’s year-round work doing the same for designers and brands. About the Pantone Color Institue...

Hello everyone, Recently, many of you suggested for a traditional/ethnic post on my Instagram and so here I am with a traditional post! I collaborated with Unnati Silks for the same. This brand specializes in hand-loom products. Other than saris, they offer various other products like kurtis, dupattas, fabrics and much more! In this post I will be talking about their Chanderi Cotton printed sari, so keep reading!  About Chanderi  Chanderi is a fort town of Madhya Pradesh, India, with the Chanderi fort located on top of  a hill and was built during the Mughal period. Chanderi is famous all over India and today overseas as well for its special, distinguishable  and finely woven traditional hand-loom  saris  made of silk and cotton. The Chanderi Fabric is known for centuries for its transparency, the famous hand woven Buttis, a lot of zari work and its sheer texture, besides other special features that have been  included over time...