History of Nakful and the way how it came to Bengal

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Nakful is one of the main and important ornaments of marriage. And behind this nose flower is hidden a thousand years of history. Ornaments that enhance the beauty of the human third sense have evolved over a long period of time in the natural order of nature. Then the influence of the family And began to use stones in the nose to signify abundance. Diamonds, pearls, emeralds, kundan etc. are engraved on the nose flower. At the same time the introduction of various types of designs began. This is how the evolution of the nose flower begins.

How many songs and poems about nose flower, how many favorite verses of books about nose flower. The nose flower is an ornament of eternal mystery. The beauty of a woman's nose is the nose flower.

'আমার মায়ের সোনার নোলক হারিয়ে গেল শেষে,

হেথায় খুঁজি হোথায় খুঁজি সারা বাংলাদেশে’…

This wonderful poem by the poet Al Mahmoud seemed to be the text of any class in his childhood.

It is known from various historical facts that nose flower ornaments started to become popular from the ninth and tenth centuries. This nose or nose flower is given a place as a sign of women's married life.

From the sixteenth century onwards there was a great revolution in the design and size of gold ornaments. The evolution of rhetoric begins. Nakful was no exception. The use of different sizes and designs began. The ornaments used to be bright on the noses of the women of the aristocratic or affluent families of the society. Since then, Nakful has received a lot of publicity.

Most historians claim that the discovery of the nose flower took place in Eastern lands. It gained popularity in India through the Mughals. After the arrival of the Mughals in the Indian subcontinent in the sixteenth century, the practice of blowing the nose of girls began in those areas. At that time, women used to wear huge nose rings, now there is a change in its shape, but still some people like to wear large nose rings in Jaipur.

Later, Muslim culture merged with Indian culture and Nakful also took place in Hindu society. Over time, the nose flower became an important part of Hindu marriage. If we look at the Islamic history of Nakful, we can see that Nakful has been around among Muslim women for a long time.

It is said that the first wife of Ibrahim (AS) was Bibi Sara. Bibi Sarah did not have any children so she married Ibrahim (AS) to Bibi Hajar of her own free will. Ibrahim (AS) was very much in love with Bibi Hajar. So Bibi got angry and blew Hazera's nose and ears. He did this so that Ibrahim (AS) would not like Hajra. But when Ibrahim (AS) puts jewelry on Bibi Hazra's nose and ears, she looks even more beautiful!

Again, long ago the time of Pharaoh's wife Asiya. Pharaoh's wife Asiya was the most beautiful to look at, so the other wives pierced his nose and ears out of jealousy to make him look ugly. But it is the opposite of interest. She feels even more beautiful after blowing her nose and ears. Since then, girls have been cutting their noses to enhance their beauty.

Again, the evidence of the use of nose flowers in the Hindu tradition is matched only by seeing their idols. Hindu women have been using nose flowers since ancient times. However, according to some historians, the nose is a very old part of Indian culture. Their counter-argument is that the nose flower was used in the idols of Hindu gods and goddesses five thousand years ago. Many proofs of which have been found. Statues of the goddess with nose flowers have also been seen in many old caves and many carved idols in the temple.

According to the Christian Bible, Abraham gave a nose flower to Rebekah, the son's wife in the Mediterranean region, as a sign of affection and love. Shortly afterwards, Bedouins and nomads spread the custom of wearing nose jewelry. At one time only Bengali married women wore nose rings. At that time women used to wear nose rings after marriage for the welfare of their husbands. Nowadays, women of almost all ages are wearing nose rings. According to various historical sources, the nose flower began to be popular from the ninth and tenth centuries.

After the arrival of the Mughals in the Indian subcontinent in the sixteenth century, a great revolution took place in the design and size of gold ornaments. The evolution of rhetoric begins. Nakful was no exception. The use of different sizes and designs began. The ornaments used to be bright on the noses of the women of the aristocratic or affluent families of the society.

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