Rakhi: The Thread of Love
Winners announcedRaksha Bandhan is a festival that expresses the love and duty between brothers and sisters, celebrated by tying a holy thread around a brother’s wrist.
Make any craft item that signifies the festival of Rakhi.
What to make
- A rakhi using techniques like quilling, macramé, crochet, French beading or origami
- A rakhi using glass beads, polymer clay, deco clay or terracotta
- Greeting cards using iris and tea-bag folding, parchment craft or rubber stamping
- A scrapbook page to capture these special moments
- A pooja thali using miniature sculpting
- A canvas portraying the festival in full spirit
Upload the image of your work with step-by-step instructions if you can — and win a prize!
Contestants must be from India.
Key dates
- Submissions open
- 21 Jun 2026
- Submissions close
- 20 Aug 2026
- Voting opens
- 20 Aug 2026
- Voting closes
- 3 Sept 2026
- Winner announced
- 10 Sept 2026
Prizes
- #1WinnerGift voucher worth ₹1,000 from India's leading craft supply store.
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Result
🏆 Winner: Suf-embroidered rakhi with a mirror centre
The brief asks for a thread, and the entries that understood that a rakhi is worn — that it has to survive a day on a wrist — separated themselves quickly from the ones that made an ornament.
The winning suf-embroidered band is counted from the reverse, mirror set like a small moon, and it is soft enough to knot. Craft that remembers its own use.
Entries
Suf-embroidered rakhi with a mirror centre🏆 Winner
Zari-thread rakhi woven on the pit loomShortlisted
Dabu-printed rakhi card setShortlisted
Ikat-thread rakhi bands, set of fourShortlisted
Cane-woven rakhi with a bamboo beadShortlisted
Blue-pottery pooja thali, miniature
Tooled leather rakhi cuff