Posted on : 26th Sep 2009
The festival of Durga Puja might have taken its inspiration from the festivities of the people of Bengal and South India, but today, the worship of goddess shakti and her many avatars is a universal phenomenon and Indians across the world want to partake of its vivid and colourful festivities. Indiangiftsportal has just the answer to all your Durga puja needs, be it the navratra special hampers with dandiya sticks or just a classical thali for some spiritual moments where ever you might want to send it. Skimming through the rituals and traditions of the festival in all its glory, here?s your chance to share these intrinsic traditions with family and friends across the globe.

With drum-beats being an integral part of Durga Puja, which ring out in the streets of Calcutta, the portal?s team has a plethora of customised dandiya sticks to choose from. Colourful painted raja-rani sets, puppet, sankheda and sanedda sets are just a few examples. If that?s not something that interests you, the dandiya hamper, complete with attire and sticks might do the trick or even the Navratra special pack that has been put together with great thought by the indiangiftsportal team. Among these are the beautiful dandiya dance duppattas, Falguni Pathak dandiya music CDs or even dry fruits put together in a beautiful pack or a traditional thali alongwith dandiya sticks.

If the Navratra mood is something your family is enthused by, there is even a beautiful chunri of satin decked with bright motifs just for Goddess Durga.

Today's most authentic form of the Durga is that of a 10-handed goddess modeled out of clay astride a lion. Each of those hands carry a separate weapon in them except two, which holds the spear which has been struck into the chest of the demon, Mahishasura. The four children of the Goddess had also been added to the iconography - Laxmi, the goddess of wealth, Saraswati, the Goddess of knowledge, Kartik, the God of beauty as well as warfare and Ganesha, the 'Siddhidata' or the starter of everything in good sense. Celebrate Durga Puja with the right mix of tradition at indiangiftsportal with just a click that takes your into the inherent nature of the festival.

From the traditional gifts that one can send to corners of the world, there are various intricate decoratives for the festival apart from dry fruits, fresh fruits, flowers, sweets, chocolates and others gifts that one can send anywhere. Durga Maa idols to add flavour to the festival even if it is as far as London or Russia, there are also Durga Puja thalis and accessories that you could send to your loved one. Celebrating Durga puja even if there are thousands of miles separating you and your family can be a traditionally sparkling experience, all thanks to indiangiftsportal.

Durga Puja spans over a period of ten days, though the main essence of it is restricted to four days only. And Indian gifts portal adds some Durga puja essentials to its already bustling internet parlance that peaked during rakhi with many gifts and traditional items for people to choose from.

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