Curtains

Curtains can truly be called decorative utility products. They serve many purposes like decoration, change the look of the room, and provide privacy to the home. cotton and silk were the most popular fabrics for curtains and are still the most likable ones according to the indian tradition. Polyester and other synthetics have gained ground in past few years.

manufacturers of Curtains have captured different art forms like embroidery, applique and even painting to us to buy their products. money spending on such items like curtains which proves the skill of a man is not at all waste. Traditional art forms like zardauzi are also used to give a touch of richness to the decor. Painted curtains give an artistic feel and block prints a traditional touch.

curtains not only change the look of a hall or room it also changes the mood of the people which depends up on the presence. you can see this even in your own house , Just a change of window curtains your family members will have a trendy charm look in their room. Curtains are usually made of handworks , but it is available inb readymade itself. curtains should be selected in such a way that it suits your room colour, design etc...

Aston Martin - The Bond's Favorite Car

BOND'S CAR

In 1913, Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford founded a company that later had become Aston Martin. At the time, Martin & Bamford Limited produced Singers racing cars, but the 0they wanted to create a more sophisticated model of their own and now they are doing it. They named their first car Aston Martin after the founder Lionel Martin and the Aston Clinton hill climb racing course where their Singers car had won more races than any other previously.

We can't talk about Aston Martin without mentioning James Bond. In 1959, Ian Fleming put his super spy James Bond in an Aston Martin DB Mark III. When it was made into a movie in 1964, Bond drove an updated, supersleek silver Aston Martin DB5 which has machine gun, passenger ejector seat, and revolving number plates. Even in the recent James bond film "Quantum of solace" the aston martin car was used to give some thrill to the audience. Every car lover in this world will like to drive the ASTON MARTIN car atleast once in their life time to feel it.

History of FIAT logo

ITALIAN FIAT

Fiat, the name came from Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino (Italian Automobile Factory of Turin). The Fiat was founded in 1899 by a group of investors, including Giovanni Agnelli who was a part of building the Fiat company, who later became its Managing Director. Agnelli bought his shares for $400 (about $10,000 in 2007 money). It's worth billions now, and there had been an Agnelli in Fiat management ever since.

The famous Fiat "scrabble tiles" logo of the 1960s was designed by the company's Chief Designer who was driving past the Fiat factory during a power outage and saw an outline of the factory's neon sign against the dark sky .
Though the history of Fiat was so small, i think you people who read this will feel good.

History of Volkswagen logo

You wouldn't know or heared the history of volkswagen from the company's

Here's the history of volkswagen :

It was the time in Germany's economy was shot and people of germany cant get even a single car in a affordable cost. When Hitler came to power and became Chancellor, in the 1933 Berlin Auto Show he asked to create a new and affordable car for the people in germany .

At the same time, Ferdinand Porsche was designing an good looking inexpensive car. porsche met with Hitler in 1934, during the meeting Hitler asked Porsche that the car to have some of the few specifications that he wanted to see in the car. He said the car should look like a Maikaefer - a May beetle and even gave Porsche a sketch of the basic design.

In the year 1937, the Gesellschaft zur Vorbereitung des Deutschen Volkswagens mbH was created. Then Hitler opened the state-funded Volkswagen factory in Wolfsburg in the year 1938, which was to produce the KdF-wagen. After a long time back Hitler met Porsche and he added an extra secret specification to Porsche's design that the car was to be able to carry 3 men, a machine gun, and ammunition.

After Germany was defeated in World War II, the British took over the Volkswagen factory and the KdF-Wagen was renamed the Beetle. The British thought to give control of the Volkswagen company to others, they firstly asked the Ford Motor Company, then the French Government, other British car manufacturers and lastly, Fiat. But All turned down this "free offer" because they thought the Beetle's design was inferior and that the company would be a money drain. So, the British gave the Volkswagen company back to the German government itself in a trust. Later, having sold more than 21 million cars, the Volkswagen Beetle would become one of the world's best selling cars ever.

The VOLKSWAGEN logo was designed only once and it was designed by Franz Xavier Reimspiess, an employee of Porsche, during an office logo design competition. Salary given ti Franz Xavier for his designing work for the VOLKSWAGEN LOGO is 100 Reichsmarks , which is $400(U.S).

History of Saab logo

Have u ever seen a Saab car commercial or atleast a Saab car?

if not then you'd know that the company was "born from jets". You wouldn't know it from the car's staid style, but historically this was accurate.

In the year 1937, Svenska Aeroplan Aktie bolaget a "Swedish Aeroplane Limited" or simply SAAB was started as a Aircraft company which was created to meet the needs of the Swedish Air Force.

In the year 1945, SAAB the airplane company started making cars to extend its business.The first car which Saab made was in the year 1946 called the the Saab 92 or ursaab which means "original Saab" . It was test-driven for nearly 330,000 miles i.e is 530,000 km in utter secrecy, usually on narrow and muddy forest roads in the early mornings or late nights.

In 1947, the Saab Automobile company was incorporated. The company's first car was the Saab 92, named because it was simply the company's 92nd design project. you will have a doubt that why they have not kept the name from previous 91 projects, because all the previous 91 projects are aircraft.

the SAAB company was bought out by General motors, but it does not have any other connections with the SAAB history and its logo. The Saab logo, featuring the head of a mythological beast that had a body of a lion and head and wings of an eagle, which came from Vadis-Scania, a truck manufacturer that merged with SAAB (airplane) company. The griffen was a coat of arms of the province Scania.

History of Renault logo

Do you know how RENAULT company got its name:

Renault got its name from the designer of car who is Louis Renault.
He made his first car with the help of his parent's at home in the age of 21.
He soon got orders for cars from many due to his new creativity
in designing the outlook i.e body style of the car, so in the year 1898, along with
his own brothers and friends, Louis opened the company
Société Renault Frères in Boulogne-Billancourt, France.

The Renault logo was drawn in 1900, which featured the three initials of the Renault brothers: Louis,Ferdinand and Marcel. In 1906, the logo changed to a front end of a car enclosed in a gear wheel.

Renault manufactured light tanks for the Allies called the Renault FT-17 during world. This was so popular during the war times. Renault actually changed its logo into a tank, then the diamond shape was introduced in 1925 and it is unchange till today. The modern Renault logo was created in 1972 by Victor Vasarely , who is the father of optical art.

History of Peugeot logo

Peugeot car manufacturing was started at the very beginning of 1812 in Montbeliard, France. The owners of the peugeot are Jean-Pierre and Jean-Frédéric, Who are business men in their country. When the Peugeot owners converted their windmill into a steel mill. Their first products that they made was cylinderical steel, clock springs and rolled steel for saw blades.For many decades, the Peugeot family business made metal goods, machine tools, umbrellas, wire wheels, irons, sewing machines, kitchen gadgets and by 1885, bicycles.

In the year 1888 Peugeot's entry into the automobile business was by way of bicycles which was made in their own company. At the time, the company was one of the largest bicycle manufacturers in France. In the year 1889, Armand Peugeot created the company's first steam-powered car. A year later, he abandoned steam in favor of gas-powered internal combustion engine after meeting Gottlieb Daimler.

The Peugeot "lion" logo was designed by jeweler and engraver Justin Blazer in 1847. It was based on the flag of the Région Franche-Comté. The logo was stamped on Peugeot kitchen gadgets to denote the quality of their steel. It took Armand 14 years to convince his family that cars production is the only way for money production then only they aloowed him to use the Peugeot lion logo.

Now, you may not drive a Peugeot car, but I bet you've used a Peugeot invention of 1842 the peppermill. Infact the mill's mechanism was so reliable that it still remained virtually unchanged even in this modern day.

History of Mitsubishi logo

In 1854 a man named yataro iwasaki who was a son of provincial farmer whose grandfather sold the family's samurai status to settle some debt, at the age of 19 he was asked to stop school and called back to his home because his father was injured in a dispute with the villagers and village leader. Iwasaki asked a local magistrate to hear his case, and when refused, he was accused in the corruption case. Due to this Iwasaki was wantedly jailed for seven months.

After returning from the jail in the year 1858, Iwasaki started working for the Tosa clan in order to move on his life. when the Meiji Restoration abolished Japan's feudal clan system (which made iwasaki's grandfather to sell all their property). He acquired Tsukumo Shokai, the Tosa clan's shipping business and renamed it Mitsubishi in the year 1873.

A man named Kayota Iwasaki, who came from the generation of iwasaki turned Mitsubishi into a giant corporate group that included an automobile manufacturing company named Mitsubishi Motors.

The name Mitsubishi was a combination of the words "mitsu" means three and "bishi"means a water chestnut, used in Japan to mean a rhombus or a diamond shape.The translation of the mitsubishi logo name is "three diamonds." The mitsubishi logo includes iwasaki's ideas in it.

History of Mercedes Benz logo

Benz was founded by karl benz in the year 1890's. the name "Mercedes" came about in 1900. The modern Mercedes-Benz traced its lineage to a 1926 merger of two car companies, Daimler-Motored-Gesellschaft or DMG, founded by Gottlieb Daimler along with Wilhelm Maybach, and Benz & Cie, founded by Karl Benz. Both Daimler and Benz worked independently to invent internal combustion-powered automobiles. Their factories were actually just 60 miles apart, yet they didn't know of each other's early work. In 1926, however, the two companies merged into Daimler-Benz.

A wealthy European businessman and racing enthusiast named Emil Jellinek began selling Daimler's cars. He wanted a faster car, and specified a new engine to be designed by Maybach and to be named after his 10-year-old daughter's nickname, Mercédès or Spanish for "Mercy".
Jellinek was quite a character. However, as he actually sold a lot of cars, he was tolerated and even listened to. Later, Jellinek would add Mercedes to his own and he became Emil Jellinek-Mercedes.

The star in Daimler's logo came from an old postcard where Gottlieb Daimler had drawn a star above the picture of his house and wrote that "this star would one day shine over his own factory to symbolize prosperity." The three-pointed star symbolized Daimler's ambition of making vehicles "on land, on water and in the air."

After the merger, a new logo was designed. It combined the symbols of the two companies: the three-pointed star of DMG and the laurel wreath of Benz.There's a dispute on the origin of the name "Mercedes. Mercedes is a girl's name of Spanish origin meaning "Mercy." It was taken from the Virgin Mary's liturgical title "Maria de las Mercedes".

In Latin 'mercedes' originally meant 'wages' or 'ransom'.
In Christian theology, Christ's sacrifice is regarded as a 'ransom for the sins of mankind', hence an 'act of ransom' was seen as identical with an 'act of mercy

History of Mazda logo

JAPAN'S MAZDA

Mazda began its production in 1920 as the Toyo Cork Kogyo Co in Hiroshima, Japan by producing trucks and tools. There was a cork shortage because of World War I, so the company was founded to process a cork substitute made from the bark of Chinese cork oak tree. It was a good idea at the time, but shortly afterwards Japan could get back the real cork again.

In the year 1927, Jujiro Matsuda came onboard and the company began manufacturing tools, three-wheeled "trucks" and then it moved on making cars. in later 1948 the company formally adopted the name Mazda, which depending on who you ask, stood for the Zoroastrian god Ahura Mazda or an anglicized pronunciation of Matsuda the founder's name.

The M shaped curved logo was set as logo of MaZda which was inspired by the emblem of Hiroshima city. The 1991 and 1992 logos symbolized a wing, the Sun and a circle of light. Mazda's current logo, nicknamed the "owl" logo, was designed by Rei Yoshimara in 1997. In the logo stylized "M" looks like stretched wings, but many people saw a stylized tulip instead. though Mazda is an famous car manufacturer it has not stared its buisness in south asia market.

Zerosmoke

Zerosmoke is a new method treatment that combines the advantages of existing systems that have already been used in auricolotherapy, but the technology added to it is giving an excellent results in treatment to end smoking dependence.
It has been scientifically proved that stimulating certain points on the ear induce the neurotransmitters to produce endorphins, which will give a chance for the person to stop the smoking.

The two Zerosmoke magnets, when positioned opposite one another on a determined part of the ear, are attracted to one another due to magenetic effect and exert prolonged, programmed, stimulating pressure that activates the neuro transmitters, so that it removes the smoking thought from the person who is using this zero smoke magnets.

This zerosmoke magnets are covered with gold, both because they are best conductor found in nature and being a noble and precious metal, it does not cause any kind of allergy to the person who is using the zerosmoke magnets.

History of Ford logo

FORD - THIRD AUTOMOBILE COMPANY IN THE WORLD

Most people around the world will know that Ford was founded by Henry Ford. What most people didn't know was that this was his third automobile company. once henry Ford experimented with the cars while working for Thomas Edison, and left to found his first auto company, The Detroit Automobile Company, which went bankrupt in just 2 years. He then built a race car and founded Henry Ford Company.

In the year 1902, Ford went on to create his third automobile company in the name of the Ford & Malcomson, Ltd., and the sales of the cars were seen slow and soon he started to see some financial problems and he was unable to pay the bills to John and Horace Dodge, who supplied parts for the ford company. ford company's partners joined their hands and formed a group of investors to convince the Dodge brother's to accept some shares in the Ford company, later the Dodge brothers renamed the company as FORD MOTOR COMPANY, later they a new company.
The Ford logo was desingned by Child harold wills in the year 1909. child harold wills is the man who desinged the model T. The famous blue oval was added later for the 1927 Model A. until today the same blue oval is existing as the logo of Ford.

History of BMW logo

BMW- Bayerische motoren werke

To better understand about BMW today you have to completely understand the history of BMW.

This company was began in the 1900's in Munich as an aircraft manufacturer. Its early leanings are still present in BMW's logo. the logo resembles nothing but a white propeller blades against a blue sky, which was designed with the references of Bavaria's blue and white checkered flag. The man who started BMW was Karl Friedrich Rapp in the year october 1913. In the same year rapp started to design a engine. once he was successful in his designing work, he continued to look for more work to keep his company busy. rapp renamed his rapp motoren werke as BAYERISCHE MOTOREN WERKE, with in a year he expanded his company and in the same year due to some problem left the company and Franz Josef Popp who is an industrialist took his place. It was rapp who laid the foundation for the BMW that exists today. BMW started it first productin in the year 1928 and it named its automobile the "DIXI". the car dixi have became more poplular with the people, which inspried the BMW company to manufacture another car named "328 roadster". it is a two seated car which have won more than 20 prizes including motor racing in 1936 and 1940. several BMW cars maintained this tradition, winning several racing, rallying and hill climb victories.

BMW's popularity was seen in the western countries in the year 1960's. it also introduced supercharging in the cars, the company was full-fledged in U.S in the year 1990 and it expanded its brand empire to include Mini and Rolls-Royce. BMW also keen in manufacturing motorcycles as it was started its work on early 1920's.

slogan for BMW from the people around the world is "The ultimate driving machine". till date BMW has manufactured many luxury, sports,sedan and suv's, which all are a better performance car.