New Diwali Greetings 2010

This Independence Day, the lights red, yellow and magenta Chinese embossed with the greeting "Happy Independence Day 'a brilliant give tough competition to traditional clay lamps hanging from the terraces and balconies of the houses in the state. On the other hand, Western influence is also seen as people buy and scented floating candles, even with diffuse light diyas ground during the upcoming holiday week.
wholesale distributors, said fabric lamps, which are a little impromptu version of the traditional Chinese lamps have been the major import this holiday season. Called the "luxury fabric balls, lamps are custom made for India as they come to the Independence Day" Happy "greeting.

"Chinese entrepreneurs are good at adapting their products to meet holiday needs from other countries. When we went shopping for the good of Diwali, Diwali lamps" happy "were all ready to be picked," said Manish Ranglani , a leading wholesale distributors of goods holiday in Manek Chowk.
Ranglani said more than 10,000 pieces of Chinese fabric lamps have been sold. "Since this is something new, people are licking," said Ranglani.
Retailers said the Chinese lamps come in six different shapes and sizes and cost between R 75 and R 250.
Meanwhile, those in the business of selling holiday merchandise, said that while traditional lights as mud diyas are getting a makeover and now come in the ceramic coating, there are more buyers for candles, especially the floating to give a different aura Diwali lights. As the Christmas star, gold stars and silver have also been specially made for decoration. "I was always fascinated by the star hanging outside their houses for Christmas. This time, there are great stars of colors, is also available in gold and silver. I bought one," said Roopali Shah, a housewife Vastrapur.
"I use a lot of floating candles in a clay pot large opening that ranks as the centerpiece in my living room. It looks very nice," said Deepa Patel, a resident of satellite.