Introduction
Sari-the 6 yard, unstitched, runny garment over and around the body, fiddlewith little tucks and pulls is the perfect Indian female piece of clothingwhich speaks ofthe beauty, grace, dignity, poise and also the power hidden in every singleIndian woman.
The material and the print on the sari can vary according tochoice and the occasion. The common materials for a sari are silks (the queenof textiles), cottons; chiffons, organza and georgettes. Out of these theethnic traditional wear that is worn in most parts of the country is colorfulsilk sarees.
In collection of sarees of Indian woman all aroundthe world is incomplete without a Kanchipuram (Kanjeevaram)saree, one of India's most precious traditional treasures. This Sari depicts the essence of womanhoodand adds special charm to it. A Kanjeevaram sari is bound to be a crowd puller and it canwoo anybody with its absolute beauty. It continues to hold arrogance among the various silk sarivarieties available in the country.
The rich weave and feel of KancheepuramSarees also known as Kanchipuram and Kancheevaram and sometimes Kanchivaram sarishold everyone in their wave for the past 150 years.
About the Author:
The authoris Senior Faculty, CRM at FDDI (Footwear Design & Development Institute),Noida, India
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