Sari

A sari is one of the most elegant female garments a woman can wear. A beautifully draped sari makes a woman look graceful and attractive. Sari is a traditional garment of women from the Indian subcontinent. It is a long piece of unstitched cloth and can vary in length from four to nine metres. What makes dressing up in a sari interesting is the fact that it can be draped in a number of styles.

Women in most of the subcontinent countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka wear a sari in different ways. Over the years, various ways of draping a sari has evolved as a result of the fusion of different regional practices and western influences. One of the most common ways to drape a sari is to wrap it around the waist with one end of the sari being draped over the shoulder.

A sari can be made of different types of materials like silk, cotton and various other blends. Hand made saris with intricate designs are usually expensive. Nowadays, figurative ornaments are also created to complement the sari fabric.

Saris have gone global in recent times, with its fans existing in all parts of the world. Indian saris with exquisite designing and geometry are popular. Bright coloured saris and are a rage amongst youngsters as a fashion statement.