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The saree is a traditional Indian garment that has been worn by women for centuries. It is a long piece of fabric that is draped around the body and can be styled in many different ways. The history of the saree can be traced back to ancient India, and it has evolved over time to reflect changes in fashion and society. Today, the saree remains an important part of Indian culture and is worn on special occasions and as everyday attire. The saree has also gained popularity around the world, with many designers and fashion enthusiasts embracing its beauty and versatility.
Curated Saree stories of Saree Influencers and creators across Social Media Platforms. must read to know the wonderful journey of Saree lovers across the globe:
How to buy Sanchari Design Sarees
Sanchari Designs was founded by Mrs Pushpita Sengupta, mother of Indian Idol 13 contestant Sanchari Sengupta.
Here are some collections of sarees worn by Sanchali Sengupta on various occasions.
Sanchari Designs is a collection of hand-painted sarees made in India in various price ranges.
Currently, they’re accepting orders through their official social media handles on Instagram & Facebook.
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Interesting facts about Kunbi Saree – The traditional Saree of Goa
On Monday, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant urged the weavers and people to bring the ‘Kunbi’ saree in fashion to increase its value. Our country is known to be one of the most diverse places of the world, with its mesmerizing cultures and the unity among them all. These cultures have their own distinctive traits that also extend to having unique clothing. Even the smallest state of India, Goa, has a beautiful culture beyond the sun and sands. The Kunbi saree is a traditional handloom saree from the Indian state of Goa. The saree is typically made from cotton or silk and is known for its simple yet elegant designs. The saree is characterized by its plain body and border with intricate designs. The traditional Kunbi saree is typically white or off-white in color, with a red or maroon border. The border is adorned with intricate zari or embroidery work. The saree is worn by the Kunbi community, which is a farming community in Goa, India. The saree is known for its simplicity and elegance, making it a popular choice for daily wear.
There are several types of Kunbi sarees:
- The traditional Kunbi saree: This is the most basic and common type of Kunbi saree. It is typically made from cotton or silk and is characterized by its plain body and border with intricate designs. The saree is usually white or off-white in color with a red or maroon border.
- The printed Kunbi saree: This type of saree features traditional motifs or patterns that are printed on the fabric. The saree is usually made from cotton and features a variety of colors and designs.
- The embroidered Kunbi saree: This type of saree features intricate embroidery work on the border and sometimes on the body of the saree. The embroidery work can be done using thread, beads, or zari.
- The silk Kunbi saree: This type of saree is made from silk and is characterized by its soft and luxurious feel. The saree can feature traditional designs or modern patterns and is often adorned with intricate zari or embroidery work.
- The cotton-silk Kunbi saree: This type of saree is a blend of cotton and silk and is known for its comfort and durability. It is characterized by its lightweight feel and traditional designs.
- The zari Kunbi saree: this type of saree is characterized by the zari work or zari border, gold or silver thread work on the border, and pallu of the saree, it gives the saree a rich and elegant look.
It’s worth noting that these are not definitive types, and there may be variations and combinations of these different styles depending on the specific saree.
To purchase Kunbi Sarees :
- https://www.wendellrodricks.com/womenswear/sarees
- https://www.facebook.com/goaadivasi/
- Bombay Bazar in Goa.
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A Saree painted with Love
Nothing says “I love” to anyone, for any occasion, like a handmade gift. Especially if you have the skills to make it great.
Here is a Beautiful Hand painted Saree for her Mom by Kunjan Mawar .
The saree material is Kosa silk.
Painting style : Madhubani Art.
Jewelry: one gram gold Bahubali earrings and necklace set with premium AD stones. It has elephants. Multi color bangles.
Beautiful poetry about greatness of Saree – Chandini Meda
చీర :
ఆరు గజాలు ఉండే అందమైన వస్త్రం..
ఆడవారు ఆనందంగా తొడిగే అలంకరణం..
చీర :
వన్నెలు కప్పుతూ
సొగసును దాచి పెడుతూ
కనీ కనిపించని అందాలతో
ఇతరులను ఆకర్షిస్తు
ఇట్టే ఆకట్టుకునే
మా ఆడువారు ఒంటి మీద ఆభరణం..
జాతి మత కుల బేధం ఇవేమీ అడ్డు చెప్పనిది .
ఒక్కో సందర్భానికి ఒక్కో రకం అలా పలు రకాలు.
నిలువెత్తు అందం చూడాలి అన్నా చీరలోనే
అంతటి అందం చూపించాలన్నా చీరకే సాధ్యం
చాందిని_మెడా
17-06-2022
साड़ी क्यों नहीं पहनती तुम?
साड़ी क्यों नहीं पहनती तुम?
पहना करो, अच्छी लगती हो….
सूखे पत्तों के बीच,
गुलाब की पंखुड़ी लगती हो..
शायद तुम्हें पता नहीं
नजरें बहुत सी तुम पर रहती हैं..
लेकिन उत्सवों में तुम,
आंखों का नूर बन उभरती हो..
देखने को नज़ारे और भी हैं
दिल बहलाने के लिए फसाने और भी हैं..
मगर तुम्हारे शबाब़ जैसा
आफ़रीन पूरे कयानात में नहीं…
साड़ी के पल्लू को संभालती
मेरे ख्वाबों की बेचैनी लगती हो..
साड़ी क्यों नहीं पहनती तुम?
पहना करो, अच्छी लगती हो….
Sarees – Yeh dil maange more | Madhu Sakam
My love saga for ethnic saree wear started in AP south India and continues here in the US. I feel nothing makes a Desi woman more beautiful than carrying a saree in a dignified and elegant manner. As I received a lot of compliments if I adorn in saree compared to any other western wear. Though I may sound a little biased with my obsession with saree, I truly feel that south Asian facial lady features can magnify well in ethnic saree wear. Last year when I participated in a beauty contest I proudly wore a multi-color saree embellished with small sequins. Accessorized my saree with a metallic belt across my waist while doing a fashion ramp walk as part of the contest’s selection round.
I am proud to say I am a shopaholic :), as I like pampering myself with stuff I adore. Especially during Covid’s gloomy lockdown phase-I couldn’t travel to India for a few years. My mother and sister tried to ship a few sarees for me in between, still, I was passionate to browse online to buy more sarees to treat myself. No matter what people may judge reading this, personally, this is something that always makes me happy. After all, it’s a form of self-love that’s cheerful. A typical Asian women’s mentality is to please her family by stretching her runtime schedule around the clock. In this whole marathon run, they forget to please themselves within their financial liberties. I strongly advocate that every woman dedicate some time to self-love, whether it can be learning a new hobby or little shopping that we can afford, we shouldn’t hesitate in treating ourselves with small pleasantries.
Coming to my personal choices in picking saree I have few preferences to categorize. Anything in bright color shades or pastel palette colors attracts me first, secondary aspect if it’s of any beautiful embellished embroidery or mirror work then it will definitely steal all my attention.
Of course, in recent years I learned better sense in picking the right fabrics and became wise in choosing the right colors that I can explore or opt for. I also gift sarees to my friends and relatives on special occasions. Gifts hand picking is something I cherish, it’s even more gratifying if they wear my gifted saree and send me back those pictures. I cherish and save them as memories for a lifetime. I am heading to India in a few days after four years of long gap. I am excited to shop for the latest trendy sarees in person, Kyunki yeh dil maange more 🙂
Madhu Sakam
Mrs South Asia world Elite beauty contest runner up
याद है क्या तुम्हें तुम्हारी वो नीली साड़ी | Saree Poetry – Mahi Kumar
याद है क्या तुम्हें
तुम्हारी वो नीली साड़ी,उस पर तुम्हारी मुस्कानसमझ नहीं आता केपहले तारीफ़ किसकी करूं…
उस साड़ी में तुम लग रहीं थीएक नील पत्थरवही नील पत्थर,जो अब तुम से ज्यादामेरे सपनों में आता है…वही नील पत्थर जो केवलमेरे सपनों की दुनिया तक सीमित है,आँखें खुलने पर सपनों की तरहजो पल में ओझल हो जाता है…
जिसकी चमक आंखे खुलने नहीं देतीऔर ख़ूबसूरती आँखें फेरने नहीं देतीजब नीली साड़ी में देखता हूँ तुम्हेवही नायाब नील पत्थर याद आता है..