Two ornate paisleys, drunk on their own pulchritude, seem to have gathered sat-karai flowers, random leaves — but of a kind, wire telephones, and ring-rejis to clothe themselves in their stup...

Two ornate paisleys, drunk on their own pulchritude, seem to have gathered sat-karai flowers, random leaves — but of a kind, wire telephones, and ring-rejis to clothe themselves in their stupor. Still they continue, even though their mirror-polished champagne saucers are upturned and upset and, with the help of a single-ball fringe, are now weighing the aspect of becoming gold jhumkas. The fact is, as much as we may try, there’s no escaping the bacchanalia of a Srabon weekend set to the rousingly rich music of anytime rain. The kalkas --- tottering, capitulating and then upending themselves --- prove that fully, albeit with the grace and elegance of those for whom the restoration of order is but a detraction from the path to beauty, and loveliness in ‘maikashii’ is to be found at every mehfil of life where love is practiced with the eyes, the mind and the heart wide open. Handcrafted with care in 22K gold and made to match the Pillsbury Necklace, this gloriously inebriated stand-alone jewel will surely be a cherished companion on your glittering journey to stardom.