A Beautiful Saga Essayed in Fabric – The Indian Sari
The Indian Sari – an epitome of Indian culture and tradition is a beautiful saga woven in fabric. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Bengal to Gujarat this unstitched garment metamorphasizes into various forms. Also, true to the fact, Indian women cannot get enough of this six-yard wonder. Saris are a must in an Indian bride’s trousseau irrespective of which religion or caste she belongs to. An Indian beauty gets best accentuated in a sari. Come festive season, saris are a ‘must-buy’ on the shopping list of any Indian women. There are several styles of draping a sari. From the Nivi style of draping prevalent in Andhra Pradesh to the Bengali and Oriya style followed in eastern part of India, we do have the Maharsthrian, Kodava and the Malayali style to name a few. Today, the love for this unstitched garment is best visible in the types of saris available in the market, and is a booming business too. Check out a few styles of saris and make your pick for this festival B...