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Red is the colour of traditional wedding season. The bride is required to wear red coloured attire with a dash of gold. Red is considered very auspicious as red is the colour of blood a red blood colour symbolises life. It is a common belief that when the bride wears red it gives strength and longevity to the spouse. The red colour uses gold to add a royal look to the attire and also increases the value of the attire .Gold is used in the form of threads, beadwork or decorative to add an additional feature. The reason for using gold is making an ordinary attire look gorgeous. It symbolises royalty as all the kings and queens and the aristocratic family had gold in their attire in some way or the other .Red colour looks good on the Asian as well European complexion. If you don’t prefer stark red colour you can make it lighter by adding a lot of white in it to produce a beautiful pink colour. Red is also a favourite with interior decorators and are often seen using the red colour in the draperies, curtains or pillow covers with a touch of gold in them. Red is an auspicious colour and goes with all type of interiors .A bright red coloured rocking chair set in a corner can become the object of interest or the focal point of the room. Throw in a red coloured rug on the floor or a red coloured pillow on a plain looking floor or a sitting arrangement. The red coloured melon knob is extremely durable and easy to maintain and looks good on wooden as well as modern styled furniture .The touch of gold makes it more visible and striking when used as a pull for the chest of drawer or cabinets or wardrobes .The knob has a strong grip or hold because of the melon shape made by expert artisan who are expert craftsmen who make new and creative designs which are unique and different and using natural products and techniques to make the knobs eco friendly and easy applicable to the furniture.
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