I wish we had the practice of women using flowers in our parts of the country. I have seen women using floers in their hair in western and southern parts especially in evening time. By the way, does it ever happen that butterflies, bumblebee or moth follow the user. Please answer it seriously.

I wish we had the practice of women using flowers in our parts of the country. I have seen women using floers in their hair in western and southern parts especially in evening time. By the way, does it ever happen that butterflies, bumblebee or moth follow the user. Please answer it seriously.

Just check this link
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shyammenon/852347648/
This flower is known as 'pichi', so pichipoo........
(If someone pinches you, you can call pichi :silly: :silly: :laugh: :laugh: )

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Both pichi and mulla are known as jasmine in kerala, both flowers are preferred, almost equal demand too. Can anyone tell me the actual name of pichi :cheer: :cheer:
Pichi also has a sweet smell...entirely different from Mulla
This is mulla
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34720561@N02/6527789283/

hahah

I once wore the mogra flowers on my hair at kerala and everyone laughed at me

since then i am not wearing flowers, i dont like to be ridiculed in public!!!!!!!!!

Just check this link
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shyammenon/852347648/
This flower is known as 'pichi', so pichipoo........
(If someone pinches you, you can call pichi :silly: :silly: :laugh: :laugh: )

{CJATTACHMENT ["id": 8935]}

Both pichi and mulla are known as jasmine in kerala, both flowers are preferred, almost equal demand too. Can anyone tell me the actual name of pichi :cheer: :cheer:
Pichi also has a sweet smell...entirely different from Mulla
This is mulla
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34720561@N02/6527789283/

Just check this link
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shyammenon/852347648/
This flower is known as 'pichi', so pichipoo........
(If someone pinches you, you can call pichi :silly: :silly: :laugh: :laugh: )

{CJATTACHMENT ["id": 8935]}

Both pichi and mulla are known as jasmine in kerala, both flowers are preferred, almost equal demand too. Can anyone tell me the actual name of pichi :cheer: :cheer:
Pichi also has a sweet smell...entirely different from Mulla
This is mulla
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34720561@N02/6527789283/

The first is what we call in Marathi as Jui flowers, Jasminum auriculatum and the second is what we call Mogra in Marathi, Arabian Jasmine!! They are both a must in every garden in Maharashtra and are both worn in the hair!