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Suneet Varma the Indian style master has enlisted his name in the records book by creating world’s longest embroidered saree (55 meters). Undoubtedly, it was a gratifying moment for the designer who was extremely overwhelmed at the news. When asked about it, he told the media; “The saree is my forte. I have always looked up to this five yard wonder as a canvas on which I can do interesting things. It has paid off with this world’s longest embroidered … Continue reading
When you have no one to help you, seek help from the stars. And why not when you can find them on the ground? That is exactly what the textile ministry has in plans for the future to save one of its most famed product; the Tant from it’s ramshackle existence. The stars are of course not from the heaven above but from the glamorous Indian film industries. Not only the movie stars but also other celebs shall act as … Continue reading
People in general are credulous. The obvious outcome is a wrong choice when they hit the store for making a purchase. The above truism applies with a deeper significance when you are purchasing a saree. Here’s what you need to consider if you want to be the smart buyer who always get past the oily store assistant who pushes you for the high prices. First things first. Always remember no matter how big the designer store or the fashion label … Continue reading
When it comes to Bengal, Durga Puja means more than a festival for each and every resident of the city. Speaking of which the dress materials forms an integral part of the puja festivities. Of all other dress wear Saree is one such drapery which appeals to all Bengali women young and old alike. Saree is perhaps the only outfit which mingles in fine tune with the mood and fervor of Durga puja. Besides making you fashionable, it ignites the ethnic traits … Continue reading
Whenever someone mentions India, a few things pop up in your mind instantly. Of these, dresses of course are an important part, among which the Salwar Kameez is foremost in the minds of most people. The salwar kameez is a popular Indian dress whose popularity spans across the entire diaspora of the country. The Shalwar Kameez is a rage among the Indian female population. This dress has definitely left an indelible mark in the corners of Indian history. With its … Continue reading
Bargain with us ! ! Sareez.com is offering its customers an unique opportunity to bargain for your favorite dress with us. We are committed to give our valued customers nearest possible traditional shopping experience online. Mention a price that you would like to have for the dress and mail us the request. We will get back to you with the result within 24 hours. The more you bargain the more you can save. So, why wait. Lets Start. Bargain. Steps … Continue reading
France being famous for its wine and Darjeeling iconic for tea, the little town of Kanchipuram is best known for its traditional ‘Kanchi pattu’. The ‘dream weavers’ of this town have been establishing the art since decades. Kanchipuram silk sari happens to be an integral part of every South Indian girl’s wardrobe; although now it’s being treasured all over India. Kanjivaram silk sarees are believed to be the most valuable costume for a girl on the wedding day. The sari … Continue reading
South India is fondly called the Manchester of India, thanks to the superior variety of cotton grown and spun here on handlooms as well as power looms. With time it has become a large hub of cotton apparels like chudidar, salwar, kurta, shirts and sarees. Though South Indian Sarees are mostly famous for their silk touch, cotton sarees are equally in vogue such as the venkatgiri sari from Andhra Pradesh and Kora Cotton sarees from Coimbatore. Though, the Kora Cotton … Continue reading
Earlier known as kasi, Varanasi is a place known as one of the most important Hindu pilgrimages. It is said that if a person dies on this land then he/she is freed from the cycle of rebirths. This is one of the most crowded places in India, with hundreds of small streets full of temples and dharamshalas. The important thing for which it is famous world wide is the Brocades. The Brocades of Varanasi were first woven only in the … Continue reading
The Mughal emperor Shahjahan, nominated Rao Madho Singh as the ruler formed Kota in 1631 A.D. The city is famous for opulent palaces, impressive forts, and splendid temples dating back over several centuries retain its past glory with a contrasting modern industries and edifices. Kota Sarees were also known as Masuria Malmal. These saris were called Masuria as they originated from Mysore. Rao Kishore Singh, the then Mughal Army General brought these weavers to Kota from Mysore. The weavers were … Continue reading
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