One main thing that distinguishes India from the rest of the world is the importance that is given to the culture, tradition, and values. Right from a child is born to the death of an individual; all the rituals accompanied have religious significance and social prominence. Not just the rituals of day to day life, but also the festivals and traditions too are in line with promoting harmony, health, and happiness.

Siblings hold a special role in everyone's life. They are our first enemies yet the best of the best friends. It is a common experience to all of us that we complain about every silly thing that is related to our brothers or sisters to our parents. When we recollect them as we grow up, they serve as beautiful memories that take us back into our childhood and brings a smile on our face each time we recollect them. Rakhi festival is one such Indian festival which marks the celebration of the sibling love and its greatness.

Rakhi, as it is popularly called, or Rakshabandhan falls on every Sravana Purnima, i.e., the full moon day of every Sravana month of Indian lunar calendar. Sravana month is known for its beauty of nature and freshness that accompanies with it. This also makes it a perfect time to celebrate the sibling bond.

Rakhi is a sacred thread that a sister ties around her brother's wrist. It symbolizes sister's love and care on her brother and brother's responsibility towards her sister. Rakhi need not necessarily be tied only for blood-related brothers. Indian women tie Rakhis to all men whomever they treat with a brotherly feeling. Thus, Rakhi brings together people and lets them know that someone is caring for them truly even though they are not blood-related. 

It is customary that on the day of Rakhi, brothers visit the houses of sisters and spend the day with their families. Every sister waits for Rakhi festival with great enthusiasm and plans for making it memorable for her brother and herself. 

Rakhi designs

The preparation for Rakhi festival starts with the selection of Rakhi from among the huge range of the Rakhis available online and in shops too.  If you are looking for Sending Rakhi to Chennai or searching for Designer Rakhi for Brothers, here are some of the options that will help you to choose the best Rakhi for your brother.

With the changing times and changing lifestyles, we all have so many options in everything - including Rakhis. Gone are the days where Rakhi used to be only circular with shining papers. Today, many options are present that match the taste of the current generation teenagers, kids and adults too. 

For example, there are many types of Premium Rakhi for Kids like Batman Rakhis, Doremon Rakhis, Tom and Jerry Rakhis, Bahubali Rakhis, Chota Bheem Rakhi, Angry Bird Rakhi, Spiderman Rakhi etc. And do you know? There are many combos for kids Rakhis, Yes, you can send Kids Rakhis along with combos of Chocolates, Kinder joy, Teddy bears, Board Games etc. to give them double the fun on this Rakhi festival.

For teenagers, there are many types of trendy Rakhis, for example - Bike Rakhis, Glittering Rakhis, Beaded Rakhis, Kundan Rakhis, Pearl Rakhi, Zardoshi Rakhi, Zari Rakhi, Stone Studded Rakhi etc. For brothers of college-going age, there are many Rakhis available online for you to choose from. You can also add a personalized gift such as great Bhaiya Coffee Cup or Best Brother Photo Frame etc. along with a lovely Rakhi.

For adult and elderly brothers, OM Rakhis, Divine Rudraksh Rakhi sets, Mauli Rakhi, Ganesha Rakhi designs, and plenty such options are available. If you want to send a gift along with Rakhi to your brother, you also have combos like Rakhi with Dry Fruits, Rakhi with Haldirams sweets etc.

Have a memorable Rakhi 2019!

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