Bareilly News: Stuff for horse decoration is also found in Ramganga. Horse decoration items were also found in Ramganga: Horse decorations were put up in Ramganga fair, horses are sold for lakhs of rupees – Bareilly News

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Materials for decorating and grooming horses are also available in the fair.

Materials for decorating horses are also available here. In which many shops have been set up. A variety of items are used to decorate horses. This decoration not only makes the horse attractive, but they also often have significance in traditional or religious events.

Saddle for horse riding, it is placed on the back of the horse so that the rider can sit comfortably. This saddle is placed under the saddle so that the horse’s back does not get hurt. A riding belt is used to fasten the saddle tightly to the horse’s back. Stirrups to hold the rider’s feet. Decoration for the neck and head of the horse, Hatha/Hathgadi, it is placed on the head of the horse, it also includes bridle and saddle. Riders use reins to control the horse. The forehead band is placed on the forehead of a horse for decoration. It can be decorated with pearls, metal, or shiny threads. The nose strip is placed over the horse’s nose and has special designs to decorate it. Ghunghrus are tied on the head, neck or leg of the horse to produce musical sound while walking.

horse body decoration

Blankets are used to cover a horse’s body, especially in winter or at special events. Decorative body straps that are placed around a horse’s body. In traditional events, garlands of kundan and pearls are placed on the body of the horse. Gulbandhs are garlands of flowers worn around the neck of horses, especially at weddings and religious ceremonies. Colorful stripes are used to decorate the horse’s legs. These cymbals are tied to the legs of the horse and produce a melodious sound while moving. A colored ribbon is tied to the horse’s tail.

Flowers, beads, and ribbons are used in the horse’s mane (hair near the shoulders). At some places, designs are made on the mane and tail of horses with henna or natural colors. Heavily embroidered or velvet cloth is used to cover the entire body of the horse. Ornaments made of various metals are placed on the head, neck and legs of the horse.