The fields of Ichangu Narayan are aglow with marigold flowers, a symbol of prosperity and tradition during the Tihar festival. These golden blooms, rich in cultural significance, are used to decorate homes, temples, and pathways, welcoming the goddess Laxmi and inviting blessings for the year ahead.
Farmers are hard at work, harvesting and crafting marigold garlands to adorn the community. The petals of the marigold embody purity and divinity, bridging the themes of life and death celebrated in Tihar.
As floriculture flourishes during this season, farmers play an essential role in bringing the festival’s vibrant beauty to life. The bright marigold garlands, steeped in tradition, add color and meaning to each corner of the village.
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