Copper Rakhi

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Raksha Bandhan (or Raksha Bandhana) is a Hindu festival that recognises the ties that bind families, brothers, and sisters. It is observed on the full moon of the Hindu month of Shravana (Shravan Poornima), which falls between July and August. The month of Shravan is a sacred time to celebrate the unbroken ties of sibling love and the arrival of fortune. The festival is well known across different cultures in the country because the concepts of duty and brotherly love are universal. The morning of the festival day is when brothers and sisters must gather with their families. Sisters bind themselves with rakhis as a sign of protection. Rakhis are frequently presented as tokens of appreciation for other relationships between relatives and friends.

One of the purest ties in the world is the one between a brother and a sister. There is nothing more at all that can be expected of or pretended to be tied to their relationship; their love is based on mutual affection. Brothers serve as a protective cushion for sisters, who may always lean on them in times of need. Sisters serve as substitute mothers for brothers. Siblings are frequently each other's first best friends, in addition to having a biological connection.

Having stated that, it is irrelevant whether or not you are linked by blood. It's time to celebrate your relationship with your brother this rakhi season if you have a sibling you love and respect with handcrafted rakhis online. Buy Handcrafted Copper Enamel rakhis and many more things only from iTokri and honour the relationship you have with your brother.

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The festival of Raksha Bandhan honours this virtuous tie. This event is a testament to a sister's love for her brother, even though it primarily honours a brother's pledge to safeguard and support his sister. This affection is frequently shown through a thoughtful, handmade copper Rakhi for your brother.

You'll soon begin, like you always do, looking for special rakhis for this long-awaited and important occasion. But why put up with all of this when you can easily and affordably buy a copper rakhi online?

Our craftsmen are from Maharashtra, India's western ghats, and handcrafted this unique engraved copper Rakhi. The classic and traditional art of "copper enamelling" involves melting glass onto copper for the purpose of enhancing colour. The copper surface is coated with the necessary patterns of glass powder, and the assembly is then warmed somewhere between 700 and 900 degrees Celsius, at which point the glass dissolves to form a coating on the copper surface. In addition to giving the copper surface its vibrant colours, this glass enamelling prevents it from oxidising, increasing its usability. A traditional Patwa craftsperson uses eco-friendly cotton or imitation leather strings and wooden beads to string the items. This Rakhi may serve as a pendant after the rakhi celebrations.

So, what are you waiting for? Grab Copper Minakari Rakhi only at iTokri.

Why should you Choose iTokri?

You can get any kind of rakhi online at iTokri. Other handcrafted products from their luxury assortment are widely available on iTokri. Visit our website to place an order right away! Browse the complete offering of handmade and unique products supplied by the leading handloom company. Orders can now be placed globally, allowing you to send copper rakhi online to your distant brother if you don't live with them. Because our website is simple to use, you can enjoy making purchases there without any hassle. We also offer all of our items at the lowest possible prices. There is a whole other range of rakhis and gifts available, like Mirror work rakhis,  wooden rakhis, multicolor Multicolor rakhis,  dokra craft rakhis,  handpainted rakhis, and man  gift hampers.

By purchasing one of our handcrafted rakhis online, you are not only obtaining a lovely rakhi for yourself, but you are also supporting hundreds of working artists. Your purchase of a rakhi from us is a way for you to encourage and thank Indian artists.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who tied the first Rakhi?

According to Hindu mythology, rakhi has a much older history. When Draupadi noticed that Lord Krishna had a cut on his hand, she tore her saree and tied a piece of it to his hand. Krishna pledged to always uphold her dignity in exchange for this, which he did.

What is an eco-friendly Rakhi?

Unlike plastic rakhis, eco-friendly rakhis are composed entirely of natural, degradable materials. Tulsi and carrot seeds are two of these components. Everything in these rakhis, including the thread and box they come in, is made from recycled paper.

On which wrist should the rakhi be tied?

Rakhi should be tied on the right-hand wrist.

What is special about the copper Rakhi?

A copper Rakhi is a type of metallic Rakhi that is durable and looks elegant and eye-catching. You should buy a copper Rakhi with enamel work from iTokri because it is handcrafted by Indian craftsmen and looks exceptionally stunning. The copper Rakhi has a bright coloured design on it crafted by enamel work and makes it super special and memorable.

Are there specific motifs or symbols used in the copper Rakhi designs?

Yes, specific designs are used on the copper Rakhi known as enamel work which is a decorative technique for making permanent designs in metal and glass. Our copper Rakhis have a heart shaped design on them which is red in colour and looks beautiful.