Rakhi ........




A cake made for Rakhi on my daughters wish..

Rakhi also called Raksha Bandhan (the bond of protection in Hindi) is a Hindu festival, which celebrates the relationship between brothers and sisters. The festival is marked by the tying of a rakhi, or holy thread by the sister on the wrist of her brother. The elder brother in return offers a gift to his sister and vows to look after her. The brother and sister traditionally feed each other sweets.

I am going to Delhi today for the Rakhi celebrations tomorrow.
Will catch up with all of you super soon :)))
Happy Independence Day...

41 comments:

  1. They look so cute! Happy Raksha Bandhan to you!

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  2. This is so cute! We don't have anything like that here, bt it is a great idea.

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  3. Oh Swati this is SO cute!! Happy Raksha :)

    Rosie x

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  4. Marvellous looking cake. Very innovative. Happy Independence Day to u.

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  5. What a lovely idea to celebrate the the relationship between brothers and sisters!

    Gorgeous cake Swati ;o)

    Maria
    x

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  6. WOW.... This is a very cute cake. Those two figures looks so good. great art work Swati. Loved it so much...

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  7. Wow, they re cute :) Happy Raksha Bandhan & independ Day

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  8. How sweet! The cake looks perfect for the celebration it is so cute and pretty. I always love all of your cakes. :-)

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  9. Lovely creative work for this beautiful occasion...really cute...fantastic idea!

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  10. Cute cake swati! your daughter is so lucky to have a mom who is so talented.

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  11. Hi Swati,
    whenever i visit your site you make me speechless. How creative and innovative you are..such a wonderful cake. Those bro and sis are simply adorable.

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  12. Dear Swati.

    Anonymous 2 here.

    What a great idea...and a superb cake...The proportions and the dress details are amazing. As usual - simply amazing. Big fan of your talents.
    Just keep it up.

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  13. WOW thts a lovely cake...so cute...I'm your daughter must have loved it

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  14. Hi! swati
    beautiful cake
    a kiss for you darling
    baci baci

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  15. hey swathi..thats soo cute cute cute..no words to tell...shoo sweet..feling like kissing the cake ...happy journey and come back soon ....happy belated independence day and happy rakhsha bandan

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  16. Hope you had a great independence.

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  17. Awwwww - that's so sweet!
    Have a great time!

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  18. Sooooooo Cute Swati:))Happy Raksha bandhan....

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  19. Hope you had a nice time. I have an award for you.

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  20. What a beautiful cake and celebration. Swati I have two little gifts: amazing frienship and brilliant awards waiting for you in my blog, please come see

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  21. Awwwww, that's so cute! I love it!

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  22. How cute that cake looks!! I like the attire the boy and girl have :)..Very nice as usual Swati..

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  23. Hi Swati - This is an amazing talent. What a lovely site! First time here.

    I spent 5 years in dilli, and did not know of these classes :-(!! Let me know if you know of any / recommend in Sydney!

    Happy Raksha Bandhan!

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  24. Hi Swati,
    The cake looks absolutely adorable. The brother & sister figures are so cute. Excellent details.

    Have a safe trip back!
    Anitha

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  25. Cute and so cool Swati .
    and Hey! I have tagged you for this Bookish meme , do whenever you feel comfortable doing it .
    Hugs and smiles
    jaya

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  26. hi swati, you could have sent this to Priti and Purva's Rakhi event? Lovely cake, your daughter must have enjoyed it..

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  27. Swati, what a beautiful looking cake. And what a beautiful Indian tradition, too. So meaningful. I like siblings on the cake. Cute:)

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  28. That cake, like all of your cakes, is absolutely darling! I've not heard about Happy Raksha before; what a wonderful celebration. I have twins ... a boy and a girl ... and when I read your post, it made me think about how much they care about each other. Great post!

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  29. I have another surprise for you in my blog, please come see

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  31. so so cute.happy belated independence day.

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  32. How cute are they? Very, very cute!
    Such a stunning cake Swati - you've made my day.

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  33. Really beautiful!!!
    Congratulations.

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  34. Hope your kids had a great time on Rakshabandhan. What a lovely cake. I missed my bro so much this time :(, couldn't even send him a rakhee.

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  35. Hi Swati,

    Your sugar craft is absolutely fascinating. Please let me know if you ever plan to do a worksop in Mumbai; I'll come along with friends in tow!

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  36. beautiful figures and marvellous cake!

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