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| Sari: |
| This is the Bangal silk (Tatt). This fabric was hand made in 1990 by the weaver from Bangal in a small village and produces one sari or two in a year. He is in his 70s now and making saris since he was a child. he inherited this business from his family. *Bangal is state in india located in East part of India. |
| Sari(Saree) fabric is uniquely designed and is the classic outfit for Indian women, worn without a single stitch.The Sari is mentioned in Hindu literature (Veda) and depicted in Hindu painting as early as 3000B.C. It has not only fascinated women in India but all over the world. Sari is a single 6 yarn piece warped around the waist and flatter a woman, makes her feel faminine and Fragile. Men are also intrigued by this long attire and tantalizing display of a bare belly. It is an classic fashion, created by the hands of the weaver and subject to none of the vagaries and changes that plague the fashions of the western world. For these reasons,an increasing number of Western women are enjoying the grace of the Sari. |
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| Soft silk |
| Bangal Silk |
| Brdal Sari |
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| Rajkott silk |
| Sari is worn in many style, here style is worn called Seedha Pallu (drap is in the front). nIt is worn in Gujrat state(India).This is a very popular style of wearing sari India. |
| Very sophisticated way of wearing Sari. this style is know world wide and also worn by professionals in any profession like office or any where else. here the Modal is wearing soft silk Sari very simple and can be worn in party of casually. Golden sari is usually worn by the bride or as a party dress. |
| Here high quality silk sari worn by a newly wed. Sari is navi Blue in color and hand embrordried with red and yellow silk thread on the border and the Palu (the front part as shown hereis called Pallu which is aound 1/2 yarn in lengh and it is the end of the Sari). This is worn as Seedh palu. |