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1 day ago · When it comes to choosing the perfect lightweight saree for summer, comfort and style are paramount. DiraByDimple understands the importance of balancing these factors, offering sarees that not only look fabulous but also feel comfortable to wear. Breathable fabrics, minimal embellishments, and flattering drapes are key elements to consider ...
4 days ago · There are many different saree draping styles, like back pleats drape, mumtaz drape, scarf-style drape, and lehenga style drape, to name a few. You can read the blog to find 10+ ways to style a saree.
1 day ago · Think of it as your saree enjoying a spa day, soaking up the warmth without the harsh rays.3. Ironing: Smooth MovesTo keep your saree looking crisp and polished, a good ironing session is key. Use a low heat setting and always iron on the reverse side to avoid any shiny patches. For silk sarees, place a thin cloth between the iron and the fabric.
1 day ago · In the rich tapestry of Indian textiles, the Kanjivaram silk saree, stands as a pinnacle of elegance, tradition, and exceptional craftsmanship. These sarees transcend as timeless pieces of art, cherished as heirlooms and proudly adorned during significant celebrations. Let's unravel the intricate journey that brings these masterpieces to life. Raw Silk: The Essence of Opulence It all begins ...
9 hours ago · A Dhakai Saree, known for its weightless muslin fabric, was a product of the rich cultural milieu and the flourishing trade of the Bengal region. Stories suggest that the muslin of Dhaka was so fine that a whole saree could pass through a ring, showcasing the remarkable craftsmanship that went into its making. This fine muslin, coupled with the ...
1 day ago · Ensure it is tied securely at your waist. 2. Tuck in the Saree Hold one end of the saree and tuck it into the petticoat, starting from the right side of your waist. Continue tucking the saree in a full circle around your waist, making sure the bottom edge of the saree lightly touches the floor. 3. Create the Pleats
3 days ago · The history of Chanderi is as interesting as its mythological stories. The legacy of the weavers goes back to the 7th and 12th centuries. The Koshti weavers of Jhansi migrated to Chanderi and resumed their weaving in the quaint town. It was during the Mughal Era, the industry was at its peak and the time of Emperor Jahangir, Chanderi fabrics ...
