Fascinating world of Indian Saris

Sari is an Indian traditional dress which gives an elegant look to the woman wearing it. Everywoman can look great in this wonderful garment provided it is selected and draped the rightway. Sari’s origin is as old as Indus Valley civilizationwhere the priests used it for draping. Since then sarihas been used in different ways and styles to bedraped. It is still used today as an icon of style, dignityand respect no matter on what occasion it is worn. Inthis fast world the young generation use sari more asan outfit to be worn on special occasions rather thanfor regular wear.

Every Indian woman feel pride in wearing a sari. Be itany auspicious occasion, sari is a must. The sari isconsidered to be a very graceful dress and is regardedas a symbol of Indian culture.

Efello is the ultimate destination of Indian Ethnic wearoffering latest collection of designer saris in differentshades, design and fabrics. One can easily filter thesearch and select the price range, color, fabric and thedesign according to your choice. Apart from the sarisEfello also provides different styles of sari blousescreated by our designers.

Designer Saris in Viscous Georgette, Net and Chiffon are latest in the market. Apart from thatthere are traditional saris like Bhagalpuri Silk and Banarsi Saris on the Efello website whichcustomers can order. Casual Saris for normal parties and regular use are also available andcustomer can choose from the wide range provided.

Printed Saris is another collection where one can search for Cotton or Georgette saris. Theycome in bright and attractive colors which are very comfortable to wear with an affordableprice range. Crepe and Satin saris are also popular in the market. Apart from the fabric of thesari, India has a rich collection of traditional saris from different zones of the country. Thesesaris are manufactured in these areas and their popularity speaks of itself. Chanderi,Maheshwari, and Kosa silk are few types which come from Central India.

Eastern India has a rich culture and heritage andhave contributed some popular silk saris like TussarSilk, Mooga Silk, Murshidabad Silk, Baluchari Silk,Kantha Silk, Sampulpuri Silk and Tant silk to name afew.

These saris are produced abundantly in the easternpart of the country and are cherished even today.Western style includes Kota from Rajasthan, Patolafrom Gujrat, Paithani from Maharashtra, andBandhani from Gujrat and Rajasthan. Northern Indiaboasts of Banarasi Silk from Uttar Pradesh andPhulkari Saris from Punjab. South India is India’smajor sari weaving region.

Mysore Silk, Kanchipuram Silk, Chettinadu Cottonand Mysore Silk are some of the popular types ofSouth Indian saris. Sari being a traditional and ethnicwear, every woman desires to have a wonderfulcollection and hence Efello can assist you in thisregard.

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