Hartalika Teej 2024: In Siwan, on Hartalika Teej, married women make 16 ornaments. This time there will be special tinkling of bangles, toe rings and anklets. Sales of textile, jewellery and food traders have reached their peak. Looking at the market mood, it can be said that the sale of fruits and puja items are also likely to remain strong in the last few days. Enthusiasm is visible among traders from city to rural markets. A business of over Rs 40 crore is expected on Teej. The festival of Teej will be celebrated on September 6. On which devotees are busy in their preparations. Jeweller businessman Mahesh Kumar said that 24 carat jewellery is sold at Rs 73,500 per 10 grams and 22 carat jewellery at Rs 68,000 per 10 grams. Women buy the designs of their choice as per their choice. Most of the crowd is concentrated in the district’s major jewellery shops. The bullion market alone is estimated to be worth over Rs 25 crore.
Crush fabric, lehariya and half and half saris became the favourites.
Over the past fortnight, the city market has become more vibrant due to Teej. A huge crowd of women is seen at the saree shops. Apart from the regular saree shops, there is increased activity at the branded saree showrooms as well. Textile entrepreneurs Surendra Lal and Santosh Kumar said that different types of fabric sarees are being sold in the market this time. Crush Fabric, Abudhai Fabric, Brass Organza, Lahariya, Half and Half, Onyx, Mausam, HO, Organza, Mino Qazi, Heavy Blouse Wali, Ghat Chola, Bandini, Ghani Silk, Net Wali and various types of silk sarees are being sold. It has been.
Apart from the simple designs, there is a good demand for sarees made from other fabrics including crushed cloth, ghat chola, brass organza, brass weave and heavy blouses. The price of these new sarees ranges from Rs 2,000 to Rs 15,000. Apart from this, there is also demand for Banarasi, Kanjeevaram (handwork), chiffon, silk, synthetic georgette, southern cotton and tant sarees. Due to their brisk sales, the saree market is estimated to be over Rs 10 crore.
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Crowd of customers in cosmetics stores.
A huge crowd of women is seen at the makeup shops for shopping. Shopkeeper Jitendra Kumar said that red bangles of different textures, alta, bindi, mehendi and cream powder are being sold in full swing. This time, the demand for Lahthi and Rajasthani bangles is also high, which are paired with bangles. Kamdar artificial bangles and sticks are available in the market for Rs 150 to Rs 1,000.
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