Despite the fact that there is a mixture of religious and cultural aspects, we are united by our passion for India. We believe in lavish celebrations and approach festivals with passion. Every state among cultures has something unique to offer, including a wide range of foods, customs, attire, and other things. Maintaining love through the thread of luxurious Indian clothing, one of which is “A Saree” ladies and girls traditionally dress in saris or sarees. It is one of the most elegant and beautiful garments a woman may wear. Every woman has at least once in their life wished she could buy a saree for herself after seeing one.
 Leheriya Saree
It is claimed to be the second variation of Bandhani, occurring in Rajasthan. It uses a unique variation of the tie-dye method. As the name implies, Leheriya is for “waves” (leher), and the tie-dye process is used to create distinctive patterns on the saree that resemble wave patterns. It’s lovely to look at because the colors are employed so effectively. Each time you wear this kind of saree, a distinct look can be achieved by pairing it with a different blouse.
Tant Saree
The conventional Bengali saree is a tan one. Tant weaving is well known in West Bengal. Bengali women prefer the Tant because it is a lightweight, breathable cotton saree that is easy to carry. It is a must-buy saree because of its wide borders and lovely designs.
The wonderful fabric used for sarees, which normally wraps around the bust and extends up the shoulder to form the pallu, is between 4 and 9 yards long and 2 to 4 feet wide. In order to keep the saree in place at all times, it is worn with a blouse along with a petticoat or underskirt. The fact that our mothers hoarded the various kinds of saree within their closets and that we all secretly wished to wear every sarees in her closet makes it much more to us than just a 9-yard piece of fabric. The cultural symbol is considered to be a saree.
These were the most amazing different kinds of saree that you’ll definitely be in love with. The saree is traditionally worn by wrapping it lengthwise across the body, forming layers and pleats, and then fastening it at the waist with a “petticoat” and a blouse that is trimmed below the waist to expose the stomach.
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BY: DANIYAL KHAN
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