Category Archives: About Sari

All possible informations reagrding Indian attire saree. In this video we will tell you how to drape the saree in gujrati style. This style is usually called “sidha pallu” in north.  

Do you know? zardosi is the oldest form of embroideries done in India. Its existence is from mughal age. Many types of embroideries have lost there identities in this designer world but zardosi is an form of embroidery which always … Continue reading →

    Hakoba means ‘fine embroidery’ in ‘white’ or ‘multi-color’ yarn with a border of about 4 inches on one side. Its mostly done on pastel base and gives you a elegant and decent look. Hakoba saree is ideal wearing … Continue reading →

Hello friends As I told you earlier, i am a big fan of Indian attires and specially sari. I have a boutique name Indiculture where we design beautiful sari just for people who can appreciate the beauty of this graceful … Continue reading →

  The term chiffon has the French origin which means rag, is generally used to notify the lightweight or soft draping fabric. This fabric is plainly woven with cotton, silk or any other synthetic fiber, which is highly twisted and … Continue reading →

  Georgette is a fabric which has a western origin and as crepe and chiffon it can be created with various kind of yarns which includes silk and other man made filament yarns. The georgette is a lightweight fabric and … Continue reading →

  The saree has very old history and existed in the Indian sub continent since last 5000 years. As the oldest Indian scriptures like the Vedas also mention the existence of the saree, in that period. In the same way … Continue reading →

If you want to learn how to wear saree or how to drap saree this video will tell you how and that to in a very funny way. You will learn to wear saree with lots of fun.

Sari an Indian wear makes a woman look graceful, stylish, elegant and sensuous. But it’s important to drape a Sari properly as a clumsily draped Sari (sari) brings down the look of the Sari and spoils the whole appearance. Some … Continue reading →