#mohur

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MOHUR RESPLENDENCE The ‘Ashrafi’ which translates into a coin or ‘mohur’ in Persian, marked the coinage in gold in the Indian monetary system introduced by Sher Shah Suri. A symbol of prosperity, this was transposed in resplendent metallic threads in weaving heavy gilded brocades as a political, economic and cultural documentation of our rich heritage. At Warp ‘n Weft,  we love to use this ‘Ashrafi’ buta or motif as a juxtaposition of urbanity in antiquity. #BANĀRASIPANĀ #WarpnWeft #Weaves #Mohur #Ashrafi . . . . #banarasi #saree #heirloom #textilesofindia #indianbride #indianwedding https://www.instagram.com/p/CC4_JHMJ4Kc/?igshid=td3xnao1eqbu

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MOHUR RESPLENDENCE The ‘Ashrafi’ which translates into a coin or ‘mohur’ in Persian, marked the coinage in gold in the Indian monetary system introduced by Sher Shah Suri. A symbol of prosperity, this was transposed in resplendent metallic threads in weaving heavy gilded brocades as a political, economic and cultural documentation of our rich heritage. At Warp ‘n Weft,  we love to use this ‘Ashrafi’ buta or motif as a juxtaposition of urbanity in antiquity. #BANĀRASIPANĀ #WarpnWeft #Weaves #Mohur #Ashrafi . . . . #banarasi #saree #heirloom #textilesofindia #indianbride #indianwedding https://www.instagram.com/p/CC4_FQxptH1/?igshid=1gfbxyh9zzge2

[warpnwefttrends]

MOHUR RESPLENDENCE The ‘Ashrafi’ which translates into a coin or ‘mohur’ in Persian, marked the coinage in gold in the Indian monetary system introduced by Sher Shah Suri. A symbol of prosperity, this was transposed in resplendent metallic threads in weaving heavy gilded brocades as a political, economic and cultural documentation of our rich heritage. At Warp ‘n Weft,  we love to use this ‘Ashrafi’ buta or motif as a juxtaposition of urbanity in antiquity. #BANĀRASIPANĀ #WarpnWeft #Weaves #Mohur #Ashrafi . . . . #banarasi #saree #heirloom #textilesofindia #indianbride #indianwedding https://www.instagram.com/p/CC2tOuEp8Yo/?igshid=13fq994r5f1oo

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Birbal Outwitted

It’s a long time since I wrote on Akbar and Birbal and so I am giving a short and sweet tale of Birbal’s sharp intelligence. Once, there was some argument between Akbar and Birbal over some issue and Akbar shouted at Birbal and said, “Don’t ever show your face to me again!”. Poor Birbal did not retort as he walked out with a red face. Of course, Akbar did not mean it when he told Birbal not to…

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mohur

gser srang - ounce of gold, gold coin=16 rupees, gold mohur [JV]