Finn Changing The Script While Noah Holds The Duffers Back By Arguing About His Wig.

Finn changing the script while Noah holds the duffers back by arguing about his wig.

Finn Changing The Script While Noah Holds The Duffers Back By Arguing About His Wig.

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3 years ago

:D

Do you relate to Cameron because you got high grades in school or do you relate to Cameron because you also had a group of friends that you tried so desperately to fit in with but they still treated you like shit so now you feel protective of him because you know exactly what he's going through

3 years ago
Mirror Selfie

mirror selfie

3 years ago

coke studio has done more for india pakistan relations than the UN

3 years ago

im #enter stephen meeks 'scaramouche scaramouche will you do the fandango'

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3 years ago

as a brown child, i can say sarcasm is in my veins.

as well as curry.

3 years ago

the last one especially

niche things I love about Indian culture

(Besides the awesome fashion, food, mythology, architecture, music, and philosophies)

-in Hindi, “ladies and gentlemen” is “goddesses and gentlemen” (देवियों और सज्जनो)

-how you measure age by how many monsoons you’ve seen (“he is of 10 monsoons”)

-good morning WhatsApp forwards. Yes, this is a controversial one. I just think it’s cute as hell

-how 2 Indians can each know like 4 languages but still not be able to communicate with each other because they don’t share a single common one

-men wearing lots of jewellery especially gold hoop earrings 👀👌🏽

-nose rings (I got mine when I was a kid WITH my parents’ approval)

-the fact that Indian English uses so many archaic words and terms. And also so many terms that sound like they’re from the year 2050 (like “biodata” for resume)

-“where should I put this?” “On my head.”

-the expression “sucking my blood” in Punjabi when someone is annoying you. “Stop sucking my blood,” “He’s really sucking my blood.” Also “He’s eating my brain” in Hindi is a good one too

-how shop owners serve you food and chai and how the men drape saris over themselves to model them for you

-impromptu poetry sessions (“वह क्या बात है!”)

-there’s a reason so many animes are inspired by Hinduism and Buddhism. The original spirit bombs and other magical energy weapons were in the mahabharat lol

-really off the wall units of measurement. Lakh makes perfect sense. Crore makes a bit of sense. But why is a mahakalpa 311,040,000,000,000 years. Why does an akshauhini consist of 21,870 chariots; 21,870 elephants; 65,610 horses and 109,350 infantry. That is so specific

-the fact that no one’s gonna top the party we’re gonna throw when the queen dies

3 years ago
Mukaish Or Muqaish Work Is A Form Of Embellishment Work In Which Strips Of Metallic Wire Are Inserted
Mukaish Or Muqaish Work Is A Form Of Embellishment Work In Which Strips Of Metallic Wire Are Inserted
Mukaish Or Muqaish Work Is A Form Of Embellishment Work In Which Strips Of Metallic Wire Are Inserted
Mukaish Or Muqaish Work Is A Form Of Embellishment Work In Which Strips Of Metallic Wire Are Inserted
Mukaish Or Muqaish Work Is A Form Of Embellishment Work In Which Strips Of Metallic Wire Are Inserted
Mukaish Or Muqaish Work Is A Form Of Embellishment Work In Which Strips Of Metallic Wire Are Inserted
Mukaish Or Muqaish Work Is A Form Of Embellishment Work In Which Strips Of Metallic Wire Are Inserted
Mukaish Or Muqaish Work Is A Form Of Embellishment Work In Which Strips Of Metallic Wire Are Inserted

Mukaish or Muqaish work is a form of embellishment work in which strips of metallic wire are inserted into the fabric and then twisted to create metallic embroidery. This type of embroidery involves twisting thin metallic threads to create patterns all over the fabric. Traditionally, real silver and gold were used, but is increasingly being replaced with cheaper metals.

The metal that is used in the Mukaish work is usually in the shape of a wire. The metal is first stretched into strips and then passed through the fire so that metal takes on different hues. After this, metal is then cut into wires of finer breadths. Next, the wires are beaten using a small hammer so that the density of the wire is almost paper thin. Only when such density is achieved the wire can be weaved in and out of something as delicate as a fabric. Once the embroidery work is complete, the fabric is spread out flat. The embroidery is then flattened and brightened thoroughly over with a glass bottle or cowrie shells. This is done to work out any lumps in the embroidery. It also burnishes the metal and leaves it brighter and shinier.

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3 years ago

nobody:

me at midnight on august 1st:

Nobody:
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