Combo rakhi set for Rakshabandhan festival (4 pcs including Bhai- Bhabhi set)

Raksha Bandhan, also known as Rakhi is a Hindu festival that celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters. Its a joyous occassion where sisters tie a sacred thread. called a Rakhi, on their brothers wrists, symbolosing lve, protectipn and well-wishes. Brother's in turn, offer gifts and a promise to protect their sisters.
Raksha Bandha translates to "Bond of Protection" from sanskrit.

Sisters tie a Rakhi on their brothers wrists, often on the full moon day of the HIndu month od Shravana (usually in August).

This festival emphasizes the protective and loving relationship between siblings, with brothers traditionally vowing to safeguard their sisters. Besides the Rakhi tying, the celebration often includes exchangig gifts, sharing sweets and performing traditional rituals.

While primarily celebrated between brothers and sisters, Raksha Bandhan can also be observed between cousins and close friends, highlighting the broader concept of a bond of protection and affection.

Modern Significance:
In modern times, Raksha Bandhan has also been embraced as a symbol of unity and brotherhood among communities, with people tying Rakhis to foster social harmony.