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Jasmine and Crossandra infundibuliformis(Kanagambharam) flowers either together in a string or as separate strings have a special place for any occasions in the South Indian culture. During weddings and special celebrations women usually wear strings of Jasmine or Kanagambharam or both. Jasmine for its fragrance and Kanagambharam for its striking orange color were and are also seldom worn these days by women of South India, as a symbol of tradition and culture #weddings #indianrituals #bangalorediary #temple #goddess #mallipoo
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