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Indian Sari |
Indian Sari has kept its popularity throughout the centuries because of its total simplicity and practical comfort combined with the sense of luxury and sense of sexuality a woman experiences. For a single length of material, the sari is the most versatile garment in existence.
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The Indian sari with its long history is
one of the most ancient dresses that have been designed since
ages. With its simple elegance it has is one of the most
expressive clothes of woman’s femininity. Over centuries, this
dress has changed in form and content.
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| The Indian Sari has been related to many customs and traditions since its beginning, so its history expresses the development of the society and thus becoming a part of the Indian inheritance. |
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Indian saris are available in a wide range of colours using different fabrics. In the yesteryears they were hand woven and were made of fabrics like cotton, silk, but over the years the technical advancement has led to the emergence of mechanical looms on which artificial fibres are increasingly being used to manufacture sari fabrics like nylon, rayon, polyester. Some other sari fabrics are georgette, crepe, chiffon, organza, satin, and organdie and so on.
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| Sari is the most versatile garment. Every region in India has a distinct style of sari, which has developed over the centuries and is worn by women of all age groups. These saris differ from one another on the basis of fabrics, drapping style, motifs. In north the commonly worn styles of saris are chikan, tant, jamdani, banarasi, tanchoi, shalu. In east the prevelant sari styles are baluchari, ikat, dhakai, rajshahi silk, tangail tanter, katan sari. In west paithani, bandhani, kota doria, lugade are popular. In the center chanderi is the commonly worn style. In south it is pochampally, gadwall, narayanpet, mangalagiri, coimbatore, ikal, mysore, guntur, balarampuram and chettinad. |
| Indian saris have always been an attraction for both Indian and international women due to intricate embroideries and vibrant bright colors. Let’s have a look on few of them : |
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Handloom Saris
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| India has always been famous for its handloom saris. These handloom saris are available in number of tints and tones of colors and designs appealing to women both in India and abroad. |
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South Indian Saris
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| South Indian silk saris have always been a very important part of a women wardrobe. These are the most graceful attire. South silk saris are very famous and women from all over world want in their wardrobe. |
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Indian Bandhej Saris
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Bandhej saris popularly known as ‘bandhani’ saris are available in brighr shades and mix of vibrant hues. Quite colorful in look, these saris looks very traditional and women look amazingly attractive.
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Indian Lehariya Saris
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| Lehariya saris are quite famous among the women and quite popular at the time of festivals like holi. They are available in various fabrics like georgette, chiffons and lots more in mix colors. |
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Indian Chikankari Saris
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Since ages chikankari has always been very popular. Chikan embroidery from India looks extremely beautiful on these saris and is available in both lighter and darker tones and cool fabrics.
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Hand Embroidery Saris
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Hand embroidered saris are embellished with the embroideries like kundan, sequins, dabka, zardozi, neem zari, kashmiri work, gotta patti and lots more in different colors and fashion fabrics.
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| Indian saris have always been the best choice for the formal occasions not only in India but also abroad. Both Indian and international customers find it the best outfit to stand out in the crowd. |
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