Look Graceful With Couture Sarees

Indian sarees are said to be the most mysterious still an elegant attires of the world. Generally a six and half meter in length, the saree is a flawless fabric worn by women in India in different styles. Every particular style of wearing a saree indicates a particular region of the country. The prevalence of saree since a long time as a chief garment for women has resulted in its diversity. One can also have Couture sarees which are designed a per the customer’s specifications.


The most common way of wearing a saree is draping it around the body leaving few pleats in front and the rest are folded across the top and thrown backward over the shoulder. Some also prefer to keep the lose end towards the front and fixed around the waist. This ensures a better control and also covers the front. The need of different lifestyle and occupation has brought variations in the style of wearing the saree in different region of the country.




Different Classification
Here are some classifications of the Indian saree based on the different styles in which it is worn:

• Gujarati Style
• Maharashtrian Style
• Tribal Style
• Kodagu Style
• Tamil Style
• Bengali
• Malayali Style

Types of Indian Sarees
Since it long usage period, many popular Couture sarees have evolved owing to their unique motifs, fabrics and design. Generally cotton, synthetic fabrics and silk are among the popular fabrics used to craft these sarees. One can see many variations in the fabric of saree originating from different places.

   

Famous Indian sarees :

Kanchipuram – South India is famous for this type of sarees. There are many villages in southern part that are famous for the weaving of Kanchipuram sarees.

Banarasi – Benaras is the place where you should be if you are in search of silk saree. This Indian city which was once regarded as a seat of Hindu culture has unique collections of silk saree in varied designs.