India is a heaven for saree lovers because every region in India has its own style of draping the saree and its own variants in terms of fabric, pattern, design, embroidery, and the motifs. From handloom silk of the South to tant and cotton of Bengal; there are places in India which are famous for a particular type of six-yards.
Let’s see how the ethnic and the quintessential garment of different states of India gives women an identity of her own and teaches them different saree draping styles. As we round off and present a few popular ones from KALKI, just grab the stunning pieces, and drape them your desired ‘Indian way’!
1. Authenticity Of Bengal
Think of traditional Bengali sarees and what comes to mind is the light-weighted, crisp, and humble cotton fabric with delicate woven embroidery forming tiny butti patterns all over. This sun yellow saree in chanderi pure handloom cotton talks about the ageless charm of West Bengal, especially Kolkata. However, new-age brides can give the traditional Bengali saree a designer touch with a halter sleeveless blouse in contrast hue. And if you are thinking how to wear this saree, you can look for some youtube tutorials on Bengali saree draping styles.
2. Reminiscent of Rajasthani Textile
Drape your saree in different style and distinct style this wedding season! Do it the Rajasthani way and shine out at your occasions, pujas and events. This saree associated with the state is absolutely stealing the show with its traditional fiery red hue, striking gota patti border and woven appealing zari checks. All over bandhej is symbolic of Rajasthan and is a distinct design to turn a simple six-yard into a lovely piece.
3. The Lucknowi Delicate Embroidery
One of the most popular and the best textile decoration – the Lucknowi thread work makes the saree reminds us of the rich culture of Uttar Pradesh. This trend of chikankari or Lucknowi thread work continues till today and is loved by fashion lovers and brides-to-be for their rituals. Drape your saree in a Nawabi style as the saree is crafted in organza and adorned with lace work, Moroccan jaal work and dainty fringes on the border.
4. Designer Pieces For The Dilliwalas Tashan
All things Indian, western, latest, and designer; that’s how the stunning women of New Delhi prefer their drapes. Dilla walas saree shopping should be as fitting as the gloves in hands. The pretty women of Delhi can go to the end of Earth to dress up in a way that looks mind-blowing. This cameo blue designer saree can do the needful that features attractive embroidered roses and running stitch design. Adjust your pallu in various designs and look a mix and match of traditional and modern.
5. Dreamy, Rich & Cultural- South Silk
There won’t be a single woman who would not love to get draped in a South Indian silk saree. This banarasi silk saree with zari weave and floral jaal is executed to perfection for your traditional events and ceremonies. You can pick this ravishing plum purple saree for heavy occasions.
These sarees belong to different states but are worn all over India at functions and weddings. KALKI has some very pretty and amazing traditional saree collections that can be draped in various ways to reflect the culture and history of different states.
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