The untouched elegance of the saree has made it the favorite apparel of Indian fusionists. Nothing makes you look more graceful than a saree does. Don’t you agree?
The six yards of sheer wonder, if draped well, oozes fearlessness and femininity.
Today we can see that #MysariMypride is trending on Twitter. The Union Textile Minister Piyush Goyal made a post on the Twitter platform that depicts the fact that Delhi going to host the exhibition ‘May Sari, My Pride — Ek Virasat. venue:
This exhibition of 75 different types of sarees is going to be held on 16th December at Handloom haat. He also adds “If you are a Sari lover, do not miss this & if you are not one, definitely visit”.
This is an excellent opportunity for many handloom craft men to showcase their products. Even many people of India didn’t aware of some handlooms of India, which symbolize the history of the culture and heritage.
It is a better place not only for the craftsmen but also for the people of Gen Z. It is the responsibility to be aware of the culture of our Country being a responsible citizen.
To know about this Traditional attire – Saree, Gender is not a barrier anymore. It is his or her right to follow and respect the tradition of their culture.
If you are a man with an interest to explore more about the saree and its history. It would be a great platform for you.
Behalf of this occasion, Many women showed their gratitude towards the event and shined in different kinds of sarees woven and hand-loomed.
Sharing a few of them for you:
Tweet your Saree pics with #MySariMyPride
Show love for Saree 🥻 ❤️
Pic from Germany wearing made in Bharat Saree pic.twitter.com/1kbj3Qetnl— Sᴜᴢᴀɴɴᴇ Bᴇʀɴᴇʀᴛ (@suzannebernert) December 16, 2022
A Sari is not just an attire but a whole story in itself.
The word “sari” originating from the southwestern Dravidian word sire, beautifully blends tradition & modernity, the sari remains timeless and an iconic Indian attire for the whole world.#MySariMyPride pic.twitter.com/Eyd48f8ZJD
— Zeenat Rana (@izeenatrana) December 16, 2022
✨✨#MySariMyPride pic.twitter.com/anwERD4p2b
— Greyyappa♥️ (@greyyaar) December 16, 2022
#MySariMyPride
Sari is one of my fav attire ! pic.twitter.com/SqTnoB8QWf— Dolli (@desh_bhkt) December 16, 2022
Congratulations @DarshanaJardosh @TexMinIndia for ‘Celebrating 75 Handwoven Saris of India’ under #Viraasat in Delhi’s Janpath.#MySariMyPride #5Fs: #FarmFibreFabricFashionForeign pic.twitter.com/XFREEPMcq6
— Nirmala Sitharaman (@nsitharaman) December 16, 2022