Six yards of grace!
Saree love!
The drape of the saree creates magic. Strong contrasting colours give a seamless flow. A saree is a women’s garment from India.
The journey of Saree begins with cotton in the Indus Valley civilization. The saree back then was 9 yards 9-yard-long garment, but it has now decreased to six yards.
Indigo, with the most desirable hue of all time. No wonder they say, that once you get to know indigo, it’s hard not to fall in love with it.
My first memory of the saree is of my mother’s saree. At the age of 17, I wore my mother’s saree. It was a cotton-printed saree. I never thought I would try a saree. I was a teenage tomboyish kind of person who liked to wear shorts casual skirts jeans.
In Indian weather, saree came into use to protect our bodies from the hot weather. Sarees are made of silk cotton ikkat printed block prints. Embroidery tie and die. Each region has its handloom tradition. Whatever trends and changes may come handloom sarees stay and shall never…
