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    Traditional Jewelry Revival: Statement Necklaces, Kacher Churi, and the Return of Ornament

    May 10, 2026 - By Aziza Ahmed Paula

    From Mughal-inspired statement necklaces to nostalgic kacher churi, explore the traditional jewelry revival shaping modern style in Bangladesh and beyond. I have always loved beautiful jewelry. Not the kind that are with big chunks of asymmetric wood or metal or stones that shouts in colour and size, but the kind that is traditional, artisan—the intricacy of metal, the quiet dignity of silver, small semi and precious stones, the warmth of copper, the softness of pearls resting against skin. When I was younger, I leaned toward traditional designs, but never the overwhelming ones. I avoided anything too large, too bold, too…

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  • Inspirations

    T for Tilat

    March 18, 2016 - By Aziza Ahmed Paula

    [ T for Tilat ] I first came across to her name on the web. Her entire makeup line got me all interested as I always wanted a local makeup brand. I became so fascinated with her that I searched for her facebook page, bought lipstick and became a fangirl. I soon spoke to her and organized for an interview through email. Here I present Tilat Khayer a Bangladeshi makeup artist who has a makeup line under her name. 1.How did you break into creating your own make-up brand? Some brands are born out of a business idea. In my…

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