Dussehra and New Beginnings: What We Choose to Wear When Life Takes a New Turn
The right Dussehra dress brings together festive elegance, comfort and a connection to Indian traditions. Celebrated on the tenth day of Navratri as Vijayadashami, Dussehra marks the victory of good over evil and symbolises new beginnings. Whether you are attending a puja at home, visiting a temple or gathering with family, cotton kurtas and sarees offer ways to celebrate while expressing your personal style. In Bengal, Dashami closes the Durga Puja, and red-bordered white sarees are a familiar choice. In north India, Ramlila ends with Ravan Dahan. In Karnataka, Mysuru Dasara marks the day with a large procession, and across the south, Ayudha Puja honours tools and books. The day looks different in each place, but the clothing need is the same: comfort through long hours. At Rangsutra , regional crafts such as Soof and Sindhi embroidery are designed into everyday silhouettes by artisans who co-own the company. Dressing for the Traditions of Vijayadashami A day of puja, vis...