SOUTH ASIAN CULTURAL MONTH
An Evening to Remember
Dear [First Name],
As the South Asian Cultural Month comes to an end, to continue the celebrations next month I am doing something truly close to my hearts ā and would be honoured to have you join me.
I am hosting a special evening that celebrates the beauty, depth, and heritage of South Asian culture. A space to come together, to connect, and to honour the stories, scents, and traditions that have shaped us.
The evening will be made up of a trivia quiz around Pakistan and its Diaspora community. The format of the quiz is inspired by various board games and tv quiz shows. Followed by live performances by duet with audience requests and potentially a game of antakshari subject to audience participation.
Click on the link below to avoid disappointment, places limited to 120. I look forward to seeing you there. This event is open to everyone, all faiths and communities are welcome. Most of the event will be in English except for the singing in the latter part of the event.
Food will be available to purchase.
šļø Join Us ā Book Your Tickets
This is an evening not to be missed. Spaces are limited, and we want to make sure you have yours.
šø The Scent of Home ā Chambeli Ka Phool
There is a flower that needs no introduction across South Asia.
Chambeli Ka Phool ā the jasmine ā is the national flower of Pakistan, and for generations it has been woven into the fabric of everyday life. It adorns brides on their wedding day, fills the air of family courtyards at dusk, and carries within it the memory of home.
At Sikhana, we have always believed that fragrance is memory. Our Chambeli Ka Phool collection is a love letter to that very feeling ā delicate, warm, and deeply rooted in heritage. If you haven't yet discovered it, this is your invitation to do so.
The scent collection is available to purchase for home as reed diffusers, candles, diffuser drops and candles as well as for personal care as a roll on perfume, handcream, bath salts and body oils.
I hope to see you there for what promises to be a truly special evening.
With warmth and gratitude,
Saadia, founder of Sikhana
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