Sarees and more...
Monthly Archives: November 2009
Have you ever imagined a story narrated on a saree? India and its garments, especially sarees have been the bed of seamless creativity. Acknowledged all across the globe as a ‘poem’ hand woven onto silk and gold backgrounds, Paithani Sarees are the ultimate choice of majority women. The refined art of Paithani weaving prospered in Deccan area during Satvahana era, in 200B.C. Since its inception, Paithani Sarees are in demand all across India as a precious heirloom that is inherited … Continue reading
Have you ever wondered why an Indian woman, no matter how badly bitten by Western fashion and style, cannot do without a collection of ethnic clothing in her wardrobe? May be this world is following a path of becoming a global village and we can hardly make out someone’s nationality barely by his or her attire, however, we have witnessed the soaring demand for Indian sarees around the world. This is a fact that a woman can only look better … Continue reading
The lehenga choli is indeed gorgeous attire for all seasons and occasions. An exclusive variety of designer, traditional and contemporary lehnga-cholis such as fishtail lehenga choli, georgette lehenga choli, silk lehenga choli, a line lehenga choli, bridal lehenga, embroidered bridal lehengas are crafted today which shows how versatile the lehenga choli is. You may buy lehenga cholis in accordance to the requisite of the occasion in which you want to wear the same. Besides the traditional and conventional Bridal lehnga … Continue reading
Patan the place in Gujarat is famous for its Patola Saree. Patola sarees are the hand made Sarees which are created in large quantities in Patan. Patola Sarees are famed for its subtle, attractive and clear pattern which is done with great precision and skill. These sarees are prepared with handlooms, and so according to the design and pattern, it takes time to produce this saree. Even surat is famous for the making of Patola Sarees; the pride of Gujarat. … Continue reading
Six yards of clothes; that is all there is to the sarees. Yet, it showcases a certain poise and grace to the wearer unsurpassed by any other garment. More prominently, the saree exemplifies the continuity of an ancient custom that has withstood the ambush of many dissimilar cultures, to materialize today as an evident symbol of the resiliency, continuity and timelessness of the Indian way of living. Then again, each state exhibits a singular style of draping the saree. This … Continue reading
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