summery of the bangle seller
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The Bangle Sellers’ is a poem describing the life of Indian women, the customs and traditions they partake in. The poem uses the theme of bangles, an important ornament for Indian women to embellish themselves with.
The setting of the poem is at a temple fair where the bangle sellers call out people to have a look at their bangles and buy them for their daughters and wives.
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In the poem The Bangle Sellers by Sarojini Naidu, we see the picture of the bangle sellers going to the temple fair to sell bright and colourful bangles. The colours of the bangles represent women in different stages of life in the traditional Indian society.
Silver and blue bangles are meant for unmarried girls. The bangles are fresh like new-born leaves and symbolize her purity, innocence, and freshness of her maidenhood.
Golden or yellow coloured bangles, suitable for a bride on her bridal morning are compared to fields of sunlight corn. The corn fields- a proof of mother nature's fertility symbolic of the fertility of a young girl getting married. The bangles are symbolic of her entry into a new life.
Purple and gold-flecked grey bangles are suitable for a woman in midlife who has gained experience and wisdom. The bride has now become a proud mother and responsible wife. Her experiences have made her a perfect Indian woman who dutifully serves her household with dignity and pride.
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