{
  "type": "article",
  "title": "Firozabad's bangle market sees a new green and red combo become women's top pick this Sawan, prices revealed",
  "summary": "Ahead of Hariyali Teej, Firozabad's bangle market is seeing a fresh craze for green bangles paired with red, with orders now coming in from the US, England and Bangladesh.",
  "content": "As Hariyali Teej approaches amid light Sawan showers, Firozabad's famous bangle market has come alive again, and this year it isn't just green bangles flying off the shelves, it's the green and red combination that shoppers can't stop asking for. Green bangles have always held special importance in women's adornment during this season of light drizzle, but now pairing them with red bangles has become the bigger trend. Shopkeepers in the Gali Imambada bangle market have stocked their shops with bangles built around this new colour pairing, and buyers are travelling from far and wide just to get their hands on this particular combo. Prices for these bangles also vary from shop to shop.\n\nHow the green and red pairing became this season's favourite\nNitin Goyal, who runs a bangle firm in Gali Imambada, said that new designs had started flooding the market even before Sawan began this year. According to him, women earlier preferred plain green bangles on their own, but this season the market is dominated by sets that combine green with red. Goyal said\n\n Wearing red bangles along with green ones is a completely new fashion that has arrived in the market this time.\nIt isn't limited to plain bangles either, the same colour combination is now being used across several other designs, giving women more choice as they prepare to celebrate Hariyali Teej.\n\nStone work, zari and figure designs join the trend\nShopkeepers said that given the rising craze for green and red bangles among women, manufacturers are now specially preparing bangles with figure work, stone work and zari work. In the market, bangles are being sold not just as todas, or bunches, but also packed in small boxes priced by the dozen. Green is traditionally seen as a symbol of greenery and prosperity, while red is considered auspicious, which is why women are choosing to wear sets that combine both colours together.\n\nOrders pouring in from abroad, and the prices behind the craze\nBangle traders said the demand for green bangles has always existed across the country, but the new green and red combo is now finding buyers well beyond India's borders. Traders are receiving orders for fancy green and red bangles from the US, England and Bangladesh. What stands out despite this demand is how affordable the bangles remain, a bunch of green and red bangles, containing eight dozen pieces, costs just Rs 110, while bangles sold in small boxes are priced at Rs 50. Shopkeepers say it is this combination of low prices and fresh designs that has made the combo popular with buyers both in India and abroad.\n\nWhat this means for you\n• Across India: Women buying bangles for Hariyali Teej and Sawan can now easily find the affordable green and red combo sets too, and fixed per-bunch or per-box pricing makes budgeting simpler.\n• In Firozabad: Rising demand for new designs and colour combinations in markets like Gali Imambada is expected to bring local artisans and traders more business through growing foreign orders.\n\nQuestions & Answers\n\n1. Which colour combo is most popular in Firozabad's bangle market this time?\nWomen are most drawn to the combo of green bangles paired with red ones.\n\n2. What is the price of the green and red bangles?\nA bunch of eight dozen bangles costs Rs 110, while bangles sold in small boxes cost Rs 50.\n\n3. Which countries are placing orders for these bangles?\nTraders are receiving orders for fancy green and red bangles from the US, England and Bangladesh.\n\n4. What do the green and red colours symbolise on the bangles?\nGreen is seen as a symbol of greenery and prosperity, while red is considered auspicious.\n\n5. Who shared this information?\nNitin Goyal, who runs a bangle firm in Gali Imambada, shared this information.\n\n6. Are other designs available besides plain bangles?\nYes, bangles with figure work, stone work and zari work are also now being made in the green and red combo.",
  "url": "https://trendkia.com/en/accessories/firozabad-ki-churi-mndi-men-isa-bara-hare-snga-lala-ki-jori-bani-mahilaon-ki-pahali-pasnda-janen-dama-8651",
  "category": "Accessories",
  "publishedAt": "2026-07-19",
  "tags": [
    "Bangles trend",
    "Firozabad bangle market",
    "Hariyali Teej",
    "Sawan bangles",
    "Green red bangles",
    "Bangle price"
  ],
  "language": "en",
  "site": "TrendKia"
}