Rakhi festival is mainly a Hindu festival celebrated in India to celebrate brother-sister love. The festival is a unique Indian contribution to the world celebrating the special bond between a brother and a sister. The festival falls on the Shravan Purnima (full moon day of shravan month) that generally comes in the month of August. Sisters tie rakhi on their brother's wrist and pray for pray for their health, success and well-being. In return, brothers promise to honour and protect their sisters in all adverse situation.

Like all other cities, Baroda or Vadodara celebrates the festival of rakhi with the same gaiety and spirit. It is a graceful city and capital of Gujarat. The city is also known as the garden city of Gujarat. Raksha Bandhan, in the city, finds its essence and significance in the relationship shared between a brother and a sister. The festival, like other Indian festivals, joins family and their heart together. It is a celebration of togetherness and love. It also celebrated the relationship among siblings. A rakhi thread is a symbol of affection, admiration, love, fondness and respect.

The word 'Raksha Bandhan' means 'a bond of protection' as brothers promise to protect their sisters from all troubles and harms. Sisters also pray for the well-being of her brother from all evils. On this special occasion, people of Baroda forget all the naughtiness and the pillow fights and go the extra mile to bring smile and contribute in each other’s life.

The city celebrates this festival by exchanging rakhi gifts that symbolize your deep emotions and feeling you would like to share with her.

Select from the widest array of rakhi and rakhi gifts including a apparel, accessories, show-pieces, momentos, etc. So gift your loved ones the most memorable rakhi gifts and make.