Glass bangles are popular accessories for millions of women in India. Making them exposes workers to scorching hot furnaces, broken glass, and dangerous fumes — all for less than $10 a day. We went ...

Always in love with bangles. Glass bangles, to be precise. The melodious jingle of glass bangles, you would hear, if you slow down and enjoy the breeze in any nook and corner of India. Yes glass ...

Glass bangles are having a moment in fashion. Bangles remain an integral part of a woman's accessory box. For the longest time, we have been seeing women wearing bangles made of metals, accentuated ...

Leading ladies in Bollywood and Tollywood are bringing back the timeless charm and elegance of glass bangles. And, mind you, they’re doing it wristfully with flair. Once seen as old-fashioned, these ...

There is an undeniable charm associated with glass bangles, particularly during events like Pahela Baishakh. Traditionally sold by churiwalis, the craze for these colourful glass bangles died down in ...

A man warms a roti on the hot coils that will later become red bangles at a bride’s wedding or a Karva Chauth celebration. Bangles are everywhere: they hang from wires on dusty windows, they are ...

Let’s be real, there’s something so special about slipping on a bangle. It’s more than just jewellery. It’s tradition, celebration, and a whole lot of personal style wrapped around your wrist. For ...

The next time you see glass bangles, shimmering delicately on a woman’s wrist or glittering in a shop, think of climate change. It’s a link that is neither unlikely nor far-fetched but a living ...

Firozabad is India's glass capital, most famous for producing traditional glass bangles. But the city is the source of another treasure – one that's hidden and extremely hard-won. "He burned the sari ...